Re: MEMORY Storage Engine Integrity questions
Hi.
My english is not the best. I may misunderstand what you write.
1. Do you think of the MEMORY table as a replicate of another servers disk-based table? I believe you can do this with the MySQL replication feature.
2. Depending on the complexity of your SQL statements and the power of the machines and their network 200 updates per seconds could be possible.
3. No. MEMORY tables are memory only. They are not disk-backed in any way. You could however dump the table regularily.
I hope my answers match your questions somewhat.
Regards
Ingo
Ingo Strüwing, Senior Software Developer - Storage Engines
MySQL AB, www.mysql.com
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