Posted by Jim Carlock on 11/08/06 20:08

Jim Carlock wrote:
: Does anyone here know if there's a version of (corrected) MySQL
: that doesn't use TCP/IP, and instead uses the native file system
: to write data to files?

"Jerry Stuckle" <jstucklex@attglobal.net> posted:
: PHP works quite well with the native file system. MySQL uses TCP/IP
: for remote connections and local connections on Windows; it uses
: sockets on Windows.

Oops, yeah, I meant to question MySQL's ability to write natively to
the file system, rather than writing through TCP/IP. Thanks for catching
that. I think I'll take a look at some MySQL source code.

: maybe comp.databases.mysql?

Seems like that one dropped out of their lists of newsgroups. Wonder
if TimeWarner will allow me to post to it?

Nope...

(I wonder why they dropped it.)

Thanks.

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