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You're confusing InnoDB with MyISAM. InnoDB does redo log recovery like all grown up databases. MyISAM requires a lengthy fsck type operation.
by spudlyo 15y ago
You're confusing InnoDB with MyISAM. InnoDB does redo log recovery like all grown up databases. MyISAM requires a lengthy fsck type operation.
- tuna 15y agoyou are confusing real world with a comment on hackernews. try and do a full recovery on innodb with real data and get back so uncle tuna can hold you tight and promise that will never happen again. hint: corrupted tables crashing mysql processes and you having to start it with innodb_recovery 4 for ro, dumping the table, reapplying it back. -- Mel Gibson's surgeon on "Payback"