> I have been working with Mysql-Myisam, but when I converted to Inoodb
> I
> noticed that my queries were much slower.
> Why?
Inno DB handles transactions. So if they are "on"
it generally would be slower vs. if they are "off"
since it has to keep both copies of data (before
and after change)
> w
I have been working with Mysql-Myisam, but when I converted to Inoodb I
noticed that my queries were much slower.
Why?
what can I do for best the performance?
When do I have to use the innodb?
Best regards.
Thank you!
-
Bef
