Re: Difference b/w MyISAM & InnoDB
Adil
The big difference between MyISAM and InnoDB is that InnoDB supports transaction. You can commit and rollback with InnoDB but with MyISAM once you issue a command it's done.
Views, Stored Procedures and Triggers are supported in the latest version 5.x but this is not an offical release at present.
If you need more info on Stored Procedures checkout the mysql documentation or have a look at my website
http://www.mysqldevelopment.com which expands on the documentation with examples source code and tutorials.
Andrew Gilfrin
http://www.mysqldevelopment.com
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