Re: Named pipe

(In addition to Clive's comments.)

On Fri, May 26, 2006 at 09:28:37AM -0700, Loo, Peter # PHX wrote:

The problem I am having is, when I execute "INSERT INTO real_table
SELECT * FROM ex_table" before I start writing to the named pipe, this
process immediately stops because there is no data to SELECT. But if I
start writing to the named pipe before starting the "INSERT INTO", I may
miss some data.

I was wondering if anyone might have an answer as to how I can sync the
start up of the write and INSERT INTO at the same time or perhaps some
other method.

So the steps go something like,

open the pipe for writing
start the process which reads the pipe
start writing to the pipe.

Tim.
.

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