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What is considered 'multiple clients' - LAST_INSERT_ID().

Markus
6,050 Expert 4TB
The MySQL manual states:

Using LAST_INSERT_ID() and AUTO_INCREMENT columns simultaneously from multiple clients is perfectly valid. Each client will receive the last inserted ID for the last statement that client executed.
I wonder what is considered a 'client'. Is that simply just different connections to the database?
Sep 4 '09 #1
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dlite922
1,584 Expert 1GB
Well don't know but it seems to work, so IMHO it's same to assume that's what a client means.

If it wasn't true if two people were using the app and both say...new users. the first user wouldn't get the first user's auto_increment ID.


Dan
Sep 4 '09 #2
mwasif
802 Expert 512MB
@Markus
Yes, each connection to MySQL will be considered a separate client.
Sep 4 '09 #3
Markus
6,050 Expert 4TB
@mwasif
Thanks for the clarification!
Sep 4 '09 #4
dlite922
1,584 Expert 1GB
That's what I just said! :)

j/k



Dan
Sep 4 '09 #5
Markus
6,050 Expert 4TB
@dlite922
I was thanking both of you, I just couldn't reply to you both (without more clicking).

;D
Sep 4 '09 #6

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