Re: How can I create a trigger that increments on read?
I don't mind updating to 5.0 or higher, I just need to know the best way to do this.
I read the links above, and it still seems like there is too much time in between the begin and commit.
I'm not sure how mysql queues that sort of query.
What I need is a way to ensure that no two reads **ever** get the same data from the SELECT.
What I also need is to not lock the database into a position {if something crashes} that nothing else can read from it too.
Whatever I need to go about to do it is cool with me...
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