Dangling Transactions in MySQL Innodb?

Autocommit will not help you here start transaction overrides it.

Autocommit will not help you here, start transaction overrides it. The dangling transactions will be rolled back as soon as the connection times out OR the client reconnects, whichever happens first. There is no way to commit a dangling transaction, the only possible option is a rollback.

If you want to understand the InnoDB status output, see: mysqlperformanceblog.com/2006/07/17/show....

Show processlist lists the dangling connection with command being "sleep" – David Oct 21 at 16:03 @David, You can kill the connections I believe, let me get some food and I'll look it up. – Johan Oct 21 at 16:31 True, but how would I know which connection to kill? When I list the connections, I see 10-20 connections which all are listed as "sleep".

Only one of them has the dangling transaction so I don't want to kill all 10-20 of them (but that would effectively get the dangling connection). – David Oct 21 at 18:11.

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