Olivier,
please check that the data types of corresponding columns in the referenced
tables are the same, and that you have created the necessary indexes in also
the referenced tables.
I tested the following:
C:\m\client_debug>mysql test
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hi,
I've downloaded mysql-max-nt v.3.23.49, have setup InnoDB startup support. I
am now in the process of creating tables. When these are standard tables no
problem, eg:
create table test (id integer not null, primary key(id)) type=InnoDB;
works fine !
I have problems when I have tables with f