Record locking
I am a programmer, and I have taken over the support of a system written in MYSQL. There is a mixture of MYISAM and INNODB tables within the database, and the programs are written in C++.
It appears as though there is no record locking taking place anywhere in the system, and I'd like some advice on the best course of action to start putting the appropriate locks in place.
So, the majority of our tables are MYISAM, and I don't believe record locking is an option, only table locks can be done? Well, unless Im misunderstanding how the table locking works, that isnt an option since we have 25-50 active users.
So my two questions are:
1) What considerations should be given to simply changing over our myisam tables to innodb? Can I simply edit the table and make the change that way, or should I drop the old table and recreate it with the new structure?
2) Once that is done, if for example a person is about to change a customer, would I just do a SELECT...FOR UPDATE on the customer Im interested in, do the update, then in some way, do an unlock (cant seem to find the syntax for that at the moment).
Thanks in advance!!
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