Re: Mixed engines within same database
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DBA Lead
Date: September 06, 2010 03:12PM
Its OK to mix the storage engines but you must keep in mind that MyISAM does not provide all the features that Innodb does (from a user's perspective) and there are cases when one is better than other.
Your backup strategy will also be a bit complicated while using mixed storage engines, so its generally not recommended to mix both storage engines specially with transactions and replication together.
thanks.
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