MySQL - Is there a way to simulate 'WITH HOLD' type Cursor Processing?
I've an issue with an application migrated to MySQL, where I'm facing trouble with lack of WITH HOLD construct in MySQL Cursor Processing.
Basically, I need to have MySQL retain the Read Locks attained at the time of a opening a 'SELECT .. FOR UPDATE' cursor, across COMMIT points for the same process.
Is there a way around to achieve this without major application changes?
Thanks in advance,
Vibin
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I've an issue with an application migrated to MySQL, where I'm facing trouble with lack of WITH HOLD construct in MySQL Cursor Processing.
Basically, I need to have MySQL retain the Read Locks attained at the time of a opening a 'SELECT .. FOR UPDATE' cursor, across COMMIT points for the same process.
Is there a way around to achieve this without major application changes?
Thanks in advance,
Vibin
mysql
asked Jan 18 at 14:20
user986912user986912
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I've an issue with an application migrated to MySQL, where I'm facing trouble with lack of WITH HOLD construct in MySQL Cursor Processing.
Basically, I need to have MySQL retain the Read Locks attained at the time of a opening a 'SELECT .. FOR UPDATE' cursor, across COMMIT points for the same process.
Is there a way around to achieve this without major application changes?
Thanks in advance,
Vibin
mysql
asked Jan 18 at 14:20
user986912user986912
11
I've an issue with an application migrated to MySQL, where I'm facing trouble with lack of WITH HOLD construct in MySQL Cursor Processing.
Basically, I need to have MySQL retain the Read Locks attained at the time of a opening a 'SELECT .. FOR UPDATE' cursor, across COMMIT points for the same process.
Is there a way around to achieve this without major application changes?
Thanks in advance,
Vibin
mysql
mysql
asked Jan 18 at 14:20
user986912user986912
11
asked Jan 18 at 14:20
user986912user986912
11
asked Jan 18 at 14:20
user986912user986912
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asked Jan 18 at 14:20
user986912user986912
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asked Jan 18 at 14:20
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