> On Wed, Sep 26, 2001 at 09:57:33AM -0600, Adam Douglas wrote:
> : Is there a list of features that InnoDB provides? Is InnoDB
> represented as a
> : table type? The reason I'm asking all these questions and
> require details is
> : because MIS at where I work would like to have such
> features in a database.
> : I'm trying to convince management and MIS to use MySQL as
> our sole database.
>
> http://www.innodb.com/features.html
>
> There's your feature list. For 95% of use-cases, it's a completely
> viable table type within MySQL (that's what it is, another table type,
> like MyISAM or BDB). It's amazingly fast, but like I said, young, so
> you may find issues.
Alright, thanks. Saying that it's young, would you consider InnoDB to be
stable and capable enough to be used in a business enviroment?
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