Is there a way I can find the physical record id of a tuple stored in
the database?
Is there a way I can find the physical record id of a tuple stored in the database?...
Is there a way I can find the physical record id of a tuple stored in
the database?
Is there a way I can find the physical record id of a tuple stored in
the database?
pbour wrote:
There is no such thing.
If you're talking about the physical location of the row in the
table/file, you may be able to p an index or similar, and this would
be subject to change. But nothing through any API.
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"pbour" <com> wrote:
There ain't no such thing
(I always wanted to use those words ;-)
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On 16 Sep 2006 12:53:34 -0700, pbour wrote:
The right way to do it is assign your own "physical id", and MySQL gives
you autoincrement fields to make it trivially simple to do so.
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