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BD type MyISAM to Innodb
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koalasoft
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My Base de Datos Geeeklog is of type (MyISAM), but I require that these are type (Innodb).
It exists is some form to be able to do this? to turn of MyISAM type to Innodb for my Geeklog system?
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It exists is some form to be able to do this? to turn of MyISAM type to Innodb for my Geeklog system?
Grettings !!
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Dirk
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InnoDB tables are an option when you install Geeklog. To change an existing installation, use the script located in public_html/admin/install/toinnodb.php
Of course, you should know what you're doing when you switch to InnoDB tables ...
bye, Dirk
Of course, you should know what you're doing when you switch to InnoDB tables ...
bye, Dirk
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koalasoft
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I would like to know as it is the difference between these two types of tables and in which would help me or advantages to use MyISAM or in its Innods case in my Geeklog.
Grettings !!
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Grettings !!
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Dirk
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To put it bluntly: If you have to ask, you shouldn't use InnoDB.
It's really only useful for big sites with a lot of traffic. The downside is that it makes it harder to get a consistent database backup (in fact InnoDB, now owned by Oracle, are selling a backup utility just for that reason).
bye, Dirk
It's really only useful for big sites with a lot of traffic. The downside is that it makes it harder to get a consistent database backup (in fact InnoDB, now owned by Oracle, are selling a backup utility just for that reason).
bye, Dirk
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