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Re: row level locking
Posted by: Barrett Davis
Date: September 08, 2008 06:28PM

We have two submissions for this competition.

The first one provides row locking with a copy on write so that read threads are not blocked. The documentation of this submission is still in progress. It came with a prototype implementation, which is promising.

The second submission is a little out-of-the box and I wanted your opinions on it.
Instead of writing or rewriting the Memory Engine, this person specified that we take InnoDB and run it with a RAM implementation of the MySQL File I/O interface. Of course the logging would need to be turned off and the caching would need to be adjusted, but what do you people think? Has anyone had good success with InnoDB and a RAM disk?

Thanks for your time.
Regards,
Barrett Davis



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