Yes you seem to have it figured out, just do the lock in
a normal mysql_query, following the MySQL manual for syntax,
and you can release a lock whenever you want, but the
rule is the sooner the better, since if more then one page
or query tries to do a write, while you have it locked it
has to wai
Hi,
I've never used a lock on a MySQL table so far, but need one now. Two
questions:
1. Do I set the lock by a normal query, but in the form of "LOCK TABLE
WRITE", instead of "SELECT * FROM WHERE x = 1"?
2. Can I set the lock in one query, then perform multiple other queries on
the table, i
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