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I think I am having some problems related to concurrent inserts so I wanted to know if such concurrent insert statements –
insert into table1 (field1,field2,field3) Values (A,B,C);
insert into table1 (field1,field2,field3) Values (1,2,3);
could result in a row like
A B 3
A and B from the first insert statement and the 3 from the second insert statement. My table is using InnoDB storage btw.
The answer is no. Inserts and updates normally lock the tables/row they are operating on so that won’t happen.