On Fri, Jun 01, 2001 at 10:00:01AM -0700, Kenneth Kopelson wrote:
I am hoping there are people who use MySQL for serious business
applications on this list.
We're occasionally serious here. Other times, it just depends on the
sort of mood that people seem to be in. :-)
(I just think it's
On Fri, Jun 01, 2001 at 11:43:25AM -0700, Kenneth Kopelson wrote:
Thank you Steve, I appreciate your response :) I have considered
modifying MySQL to do what I have asked for, but I didn't want to do
that until I verified it wasn't already available somewhere. I'll
bet this feature is
Dear Kenneth,
did you ever consider looking at other technologies than the database
driven one? Javaspaces seems to me a very interesting solution for
handling distributed storage, and your case seems to be difficult to
handle from a database-centric point of view.
If you're interested, these
What you are asking to do is not built into MySQL :(
Mysql matintains its own internal database locking that would not
be shared amongs the other computers, if you have multiple machines
reading a writing to the same database file you will corrupt it
in short order.
Your best bet in such an
Kenneth Kopelson wrote:
So, how do we get support in MySQL so that multiple instances of the mysqld
daemon running on separate machines can all access the same database files
located on a central server? I can see how the file system of the central
database server could be exported through
Thank you Steve, I appreciate your response :) I have considered modifying
MySQL to do what I have asked for, but I didn't want to do that until I
verified it wasn't already available somewhere. I'll bet this feature is
something that others would be interested in as well.
On the note of
