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I just found out that the hosting company we're using has disabled INNODB support in their MySQL configuration. I'm a bit upset that they don't document crippling the server anywhere, but that's neither here nor there.
When I asked them about this, I got the following reply:
"InnoDB doesn't provide a mechanism to track disk quota and isn't suitable for a shared server environment - structures etc all reside in a shared area."
How many of you agree or disagree with their reply? Do you know hosting companies that *DO* provide INNODB support? If so, obviously they don't consider innodb to be unusable in a shared environment. How much validity is there to their excuse for not providing the support? Other comments welcome as well.
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