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| | | | | The Scenario Let's suppose you are modeling a database in MySQL 5.5. Based on your knowledge of the requirements for the application behind this database you can guess which of the tables within it are going to be huge. For those huge tables you want to plan ahead to make sure that you can scale out your data such that you have less headaches in the future. Here's the catch: you want to keep it simple until it comes time to scale out. | |
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| | | | | An attempted database schema upgrade, required for upgrading old PowerDNS installations, failed due to a MySQL error. | |
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| | | In real life, users access a database concurrently. Database access is done through transactions. What is a transaction? a unit of work that has to be treated as "a whole" it has to happen in full or not at all A real life example of a transaction... | Dan Crisan | Techie, Blogger, Diversity Advocate and A Little Bit More . This is my technical blog (: | ||