From: "Kelvin Wu"
> 1, If I created table 'newtest' using InnoDB type, inserting 50k
> records took me 20min! If I use MyISAM type, inserting took me less
> then 1 min. I don't know much about InnoDB but how come the
> performance is dropped down so much?
Do read everything in the MySQL manual and
Hi list,
I am thinking of upgrading to MySQL v4.1.8, I installed on my local
machine(Windows XP). Copied tables from MySQL v3.23.xx to MySQL 4(eg,
mytest.MYD, mytest.MYI, mytest.frm), it works just fine, query,
sorting as usual.
I created a new table (say 'newtest') with exactly same structure a
