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(2) Write lock （ The mutex ）： If the current write operation is not finished （ A series of operations for buying clothes ）, No other lock reading is possible 、 Write lock

2、 Access classification by operation

(1) Table locks ： Lock the whole table at one time . Such as MyISAM The storage engine uses table locks , Low overhead 、 Locked fast , No deadlock . But the range of locks is large , Prone to lock conflicts 、 Low concurrency .

(2) Row lock ： Lock one piece of data at a time . Such as InnoDB The storage engine uses row locks , Spending big , Lock the slow , It's easy to deadlock , The range of the lock is small , Not prone to lock conflicts , High concurrency （ A very small probability of high occurrence and problems ： Dirty reading 、 Fantasy reading 、 It can't be read repeatedly 、 Problems such as missing updates ）

(3) Page locks

Two 、 Table locks

2.1 Create a new table and add data

create table tablelock
(
    id int primary key auto_increment,
    name varchar(20)
) engine myisam;


insert into tablelock(name) values('a1');
insert into tablelock(name) values('a2');
insert into tablelock(name) values('a3');
insert into tablelock(name) values('a4');
insert into tablelock(name) values('a5');

2.2 Check locking

show open tables;

2.3 conversation （session）：

Every access to data dos Command line 、 Database client tool libraries are all one session

2.4 Add read lock ：

conversation 0：lock table tablelock read;

conversation 0：select * from tablelock; —— read （ check ）, Sure

conversation 0：delete from tablelock where id =1; —— Write （ Additions and deletions ）, Can not be

conversation 1：select * from tablelock; —— read （ check ）, Sure

conversation 1：delete from tablelock where id =1; —— Write （ Additions and deletions ）, Meeting “ wait for ” conversation 0 Release the lock

summary ：

conversation 0 to A The watch is locked , Operation of other sessions ：

(1) Other tables can be （A A table other than a table ） Read 、 Write operations

(2) Yes A surface ： You can read , Writing needs to wait

2.5 Release the lock

unlock tables;

2.6 Add write lock

conversation 0：lock table tablelock write;

Current session （ conversation 0） You can perform any operation on the table with write lock （ Additions and deletions ）; But it doesn't work （ Add change check ） Other watches

Other conversations ：

To conversation 0 A table with a write lock in The premise of adding, deleting, modifying and querying is ： Wait for session 0 Release the write lock

2.7 MySQL Lock mode of watch level lock

MyISAM In the execution of the query statement （SELECT） front , Will automatically lock all tables involved , Is performing an update operation （DML） front , Will automatically lock the tables involved . So for MyISAM Table operation , There will be the following ：

a、 Yes MyISAM Read operation of table （ Add read lock ）, Will not block other processes （ conversation ） Read requests to the same table , But it blocks write requests to the same table . Only when the read lock is released , To perform other process write operations .

b、 Yes MyISAM Write operation of table （ Add write lock ）, Will block other processes （ conversation ） Read and write operations on the same table , Only when the write lock is released , Will perform read and write operations of other processes .

2.8 Analysis table locking

See which tables are locked ：show open tables; —— 1 Represents being locked

Analyze the severity of table locking :

show status like 'Table%';

Table_locks_immediate ： That is, the lock that may be obtained

Table_ locks_ wai ted： Number of table locks to wait （A locked , B stay A Then lock it ,C Accessing the table requires two locks ）（ If the value is larger , It indicates that the greater the lock competition ）

General advice ：Table_locks_immediate / Table_ locks_ wai ted > 500, use InnoDB engine , Otherwise use MyISAM engine

3、 ... and 、 Row lock

3.1 Create a new table and add data

create table linelock
(
id int(5) primary key auto_increment,
name varchar(20)
)engine=innodb;

insert into linelock(name) values('1');
insert into linelock(name) values('2');
insert into linelock(name) values('3');
insert into linelock(name) values('4');
insert into linelock(name) values('5');

3.2 commit

mysql Default Auto commit;oracle Default does not automatically commit;

To study row locks , For the time being, it will automatically commit close —— set autocommit=0; You need to commit Submit

3.3 test

conversation 0： Write operations insert into linelock values(6, 'a6');

conversation 1： Write operations update linelock set name='ax' where id=6;

conversation 0：t Submit operation commit; conversation 0 The request has timed out .

3.4 For row locks ：

1、 If the session x For a piece of data a Conduct DML operation （ Automatic... Was turned off during the study commit）, Other sessions need to wait for the session x End the business （commit / rollback） after To access the data a To operate .

2、 Watch lock is through unlock tables; End the business The row lock is through commit/rollback Transaction commit ends transaction