I'm running version 5.0.22-community-nt of MySQL. For some reason, InnoDB is disabled. I have it installed on my XP Pro machine, and it's working fine, and one on a Windows 2003 server, which is working fine, and another on a Windows 2003 server, which is the one with a problem.

At one point, this server was a replication slave. I recently stopped the replication process so I could use it as a separate server. I didn't notice any issues with it until this one. When I try to make a table an InnoDB, it's not available as a selection in SQL Manager. When I do a SHOW ENGINES, InnoDB is listed as DISABLED. when I edit My.ini and try to make InnoDB the default engine, then the MySQL Service will not restart. I've come to rely on InnoDB, because it allows foreign keys. Otherwise, I have to write queries to remove child records manually

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks,
Jesse

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