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Is it possible that one of the mysql queries would interrupt?

I really didn't know how to call the topic, but I will try to explain it here. So, for example, I have 6 queries in one page. Is it possible, that first five of them would be completed and the last one wouldn't be? Is there any possibilities? If there is, what should I do? Hope you understood smth. Thanks.

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Yes there is a possibility, for various reasons. However this should be the exception and not the rule.

The side-effects of such a situation are often mitigated by using atomic operations and transactions.

Daniel Vassallo  2010-04-25 10:34:23
Thank you. And by the way, is there any other way?
hey  2010-04-25 12:32:11

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