wrong but this comes from the MySQL site.
"Note that, for the moment, only InnoDB tables support foreign keys.
See section 16.7.4 FOREIGN KEY Constraints
<http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/InnoDB_foreign_key_constraints.html>
. Foreign key support in MyISAM tables is scheduled for implementation
in MySQL 5.1. "
" Using the InnoDB or Berkeley DB (BDB) storage engines, the MySQL
database server supports transactions."
"Upcoming Features" -> Support for stored procedures was added in
version 5.0, and support for triggers will be added in version 5.1.
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