[Gllug] mysql binary logs
Martin A. Brooks
martin at hinterlands.org
Mon Jun 13 19:55:52 UTC 2005
Steve Nelson wrote:
>>A read only operation wouldn't need to write a log.
>
>
> Well - not quite. You might want to log SELECT statements and queries
> for auditing, app profiling, gathering information for optimisation
> etc.
I meant "log" in the context of a transaction log. i.e. a discreet set
of operations. This makes no sense in the context of a read-only operation.
I'm wondering if a select into a temporary table _would_ generate a log,
though. The table would represent the transactions view of the relevant
tables at the time and I have a sneaky suspicion that ACID-compliancy
would need that.
<fx>dons troll outfit</fx>
Of course, anyone needing to worry about such issues wouldn't be using
MySQL anyway. :)
Mart.
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