Re: fastest DB engine

2003-06-19 Thread linux
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Re: fastest DB engine

2003-06-16 Thread Becoming Digital
so i want userTypeID in tblUsers to be a foregn key referencing the userTypeID col in userTypes both tables are myISAM You answered your own question. MyISAM tables don't support foreign keys. Edward Dudlik Becoming Digital www.becomingdigital.com - Original Message - From:

Re: fastest DB engine

2003-06-16 Thread John Hicks
second, i have followed some discussions here about foreign keys but i still have not managed to create foreign keys so i want userTypeID in tblUsers to be a foregn key referencing the userTypeID col in userTypes . . . what is wrong? Nothing is wrong. Sounds like a perfect fine use of

RE: fastest DB engine

2003-06-16 Thread Adam Nelson
InnoDB is very fast. In theory, I guess MyISAM is considered faster (that may not even be true these days). We're talking about fine hairs here and I haven't heard anybody complain about InnoDB-specific speed problems. Anyway, if you're using Windows, you're must not be too concerned about

Re: fastest DB engine

2003-06-16 Thread Nils Valentin
Foreign key support for MyISAM tables is planned for version 5.0 (refering to some presentations of the UC). Best regards Nils Valentin Tokyo/Japan 2003 6 17 03:23Becoming Digital : so i want userTypeID in tblUsers to be a foregn key referencing the userTypeID col in userTypes both