JacKDynne,
That helps out ALOT! A Delayed Insert can be useful if you have a very busy site where users are accessing the tables frequently... I guess as soon as no tables are being accessed within the DB, that is when the process kicks off to insert/update/replace the information within the specified tables. But the flaw is if MySQL gets killed in the process of the update, you lose that data that was not yet placed within the DB. Makes sense!
Thanks for the help. I pretty much assume I now know the roles of "Insert", "Update", and "Replace".
Insert - places infomation specifies within a new row within a table
Update - checks to see if rows are identicle, if not update the row with the new info
Replace - replace a row with new info
If I am wrong, someone please correct me.
Again, thanks for all your help in helping me understand all this DB jargon!
-SlickVic78