In one of the web applications I’ve developed, counter_cache get out
of sync from time to time.
Doesn’t the counter method lock the row of the parent table before
inserting new record into the child table?
daesan.
In one of the web applications I’ve developed, counter_cache get out
of sync from time to time.
Doesn’t the counter method lock the row of the parent table before
inserting new record into the child table?
daesan.
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