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InnoDB's foreign key support predates the existence of Rails by several years. However, InnoDB wasn't the default storage engine for MySQL at the time, so that
by evanelias 7y ago
InnoDB's foreign key support predates the existence of Rails by several years. However, InnoDB wasn't the default storage engine for MySQL at the time, so that may be a factor.
- DaiPlusPlus 7y agoI wonder how different the state of database application development would be today if all those cheap whitelabel webhosts powered by cPanel or Plesk (where most of us got started, I imagine) opted for PostgreSQL instead of MySQL - which would have influenced the major MySQL adopters like phpNuke, phpBB, WordPress, etc.