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Secondly, the output of the hash is essentially random. This conflicts with InnoDB's preference to store rows in primary key order. I don't know what kind of l
by bayareaguy 19y ago
Secondly, the output of the hash is essentially random. This conflicts with InnoDB's preference to store rows in primary key order.
I don't know what kind of lock granularity InnoDB supports but if there are times when you actually want this behavior in order to reduce lock contention.