I’m developing a network application, which will handle a lot of transactions, so I’m using INNODB as storage engine & Transactions, so do I need to use a LockTable also?
As I know they don’t work together. Please give me the best solution to do it.
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Not sure why you are asking about table locking with respect to InnoDB, as it supports row-level locking. I would just focus on making sure your transactions are written correctly and let MySQL take care of the rest.