relative performance between innodb and myisam

[Bruce Ferrell]

we have a bit of a debate going on at work.  The gist of it is that 
there is a a performance hit when using innodb tables vs myisam tables.

I understand the for a given dataload innodb will be larger, but is 
there a performance hit as well? If so, as a rough comparison, how much 
of a hit is it?



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