如果在 mnesia:transaction 中使用,此函数的值将更新
update_a(Tab, Key, Value) ->
fun() ->
[P] = mnesia:wread({Tab, Key}),
mnesia:write(P#pixel{a=Value})
end.
建议:如果你想要一些更像 SQL 语法的语法糖,可以看看 QLC。
The performance is of course best benchmarked, but QLC has overhead, I'm not sure they are relevant compared to the other details. I just figured that the SQL example you gave would update all records that have i=1
. Using QLC to extract that set of records is prettier than mnesia calls.
Also to notice, wread
claims a write lock on the record directly, because we know ahead of time that we will update that record. That's a micro-optimization to avoid first a read lock, then change our mind and get a write lock. I haven't benchmarked that in a long time though.
If performance is still an issue you should look at various approaches where you use dirty operations. But you really should try to figure out how many transactions per second you need, to be 'fast enough'.