I have an application which will be inserting and then deleting many
thousands of rows per hour within a single table. It essentially queues
and then handles requests from a series of processes, deleting the
requests after they've been dealt with.
Our MySQL 5.0.45 server is set up to use InnoDB tables by default, in a
single tablespace. Would MyISAM tables be a better fit for this type of
application? The database server is used for other applications so the
impact of this application on the others is a concern we have.
Also, in terms of speed or server load, would it be better to mark records
deleted and then periodically (say once an hour) run a delete query, or
would this approach not make a difference?
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