MySQL INSERT and SELECT Order of precedence

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Published on 2010-05-15T23:11:16Z Indexed on 2010/05/15 23:20 UTC
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Hi, if an INSERT and a SELECT are done simultaneously on a mysql table which one will go first?

Example: Suppose "users" table row count is 0.

Then this two queries are run at the same time (assume it's at the same mili/micro second):

INSERT into users (id) values (1)

and

SELECT COUNT(*) from users

Will the last query return 0 or 1?

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