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In its default configuration, MySQL doesn't support MVCC. It's the InnoDB storage engine that does, and you have to (know you need to) go out of your way to get
by awj 14y ago
In its default configuration, MySQL doesn't support MVCC. It's the InnoDB storage engine that does, and you have to (know you need to) go out of your way to get it.
Just saying.
- jaytaylor 14y agoThat's a good point. I still find the omission amusing.
- awj 14y agoYeah, it is. Even if you add the caveat of "MySQL supports it (with the InnoDB storage engine)", it seems ridiculous to omit MySQL from the list.
- jordanthoms 14y agoInnoDB is the default now.
- ftwinnovations 14y agoBut, were you just saying?
- awj 14y agoIndeed it is. According to the manual this is true as of MySQL 5.5, so sometime in 2010 it switched. Good to know.