Re: NOLOCK for multiple tables
Did you find 'nolock' in the manual? Yes or no?
MySQL accepts the word 'nolock' after a table name as an alias, not as an argument, as you can demonstrate by adding another alias before 'nolock', or by trying to use 'nolock' after another table name.
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