On Mon, 18 Mar 2002, Aaron D. Turner wrote:
> I've read the docs on mysql.com about the BDB and InnoDB table formats, as
> well as their pro's & con's and I was wondering if anyone could give their
> opinion on the matter. I don't need row-level locking or other fancy
> features other than tran
In my experience InnoDB tables are superior to BDB, but during my
comparisons I was working with a lot more data -- millions of rows -- than
you will be; BDB's problems seemed to center around the size of the tables.
So, BDB could work well for you.
But, I can recommend InnoDB as a good way to go
