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Agree the disk format is much nicer with MyIsam, but don't you have a much greater chance of corruption in the case of a power failure? InnoDB has some annoyin
by montroser 3y ago
Agree the disk format is much nicer with MyIsam, but don't you have a much greater chance of corruption in the case of a power failure? InnoDB has some annoying shortcomings, but in return it seems nice that you get your data consistency.
- TekMol 3y agoDepends on your definition of "much greater chance of corruption". I have yet to see a single instance of this happening. And I have been running a bunch of servers for decades, each serving complex web applications to hundreds of thousands of users.