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MYSQL

How Logs Work On MySQL With InnoDB Tables
By: Peter Gulutzan
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    2002-08-06

    Table of Contents:
  • How Logs Work On MySQL With InnoDB Tables
  • What Happens With Data-Change Statements?
  • What Happens With Commits?
  • Conclusion

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    How Logs Work On MySQL With InnoDB Tables


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    Every wondered how MySQL logs transactions etc with the InnoDB table type? In this article Peter teaches us everything we need to know and more!In this article I will describe how logs work with MySQL and InnoDB. Very little of this material is in the manual. I gleaned it from the source code while researching for our latest book (SQL Performance Tuning by Peter Gulutzan and Trudy Pelzer).

    If you've ever worked with MySQL and InnoDB tables then this article should give you some "insider" knowledge that you wont find anywhere else, so sit back and get ready to read!

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