Re: Optimizing the MySQL server performance
There is a difference between LOW PRIORITY and DELAYED.
Low Priority gives SELECT higher priority then the INSERT, insert is still done the same way but may be blocked for longer period.
Delayed will returns after storing the data into a buffer without inserting it, bulk insert is possible when there are many rows from different insert delayed. This can give better performance but the client may not see the inserted rows right away, there is a time lag.
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