MySQL's InnoDB - avoid flushing log buffer for a single transaction?

I think the answer is that it can't be done.

If anybody knows better, please add your answer. I can change my accepted answer. – thomasrutter Jul 25 at 5:07.

I'm not sure if this will do exactly what you want, but check out INSERT DELAYED.

Unfortunately InnoDB doesn't have INSERT DELAYED. I guess I have the option of using MyISAM for that one table, so thanks, but I was wanting to know if there was an InnoDB solution. – thomasrutter Jul 22 at 2:39 Sorry, I should have noticed that you're using InnoDB.

– Michael Mior Jul 23 at 3:44.

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