Hello,
I've been using MySQL for over 2 years in my Bacula
GPL project (network backup program). To simplify
installation for users, I would like to offer them
the possibility of using the embedded MySQL server.
However, I'm having a few problems, and maybe you
can help me:
1. There seems to be no way to build a mysql with
the embedded server. If there is please tell me
how. This is important because mysql is used to
create the databases.
2. The embedded server apparently doesn't support the
default table type, which I imagine is MYISAM or
ISAM. From the documentation, it seems it only supports
InnoDB database. However, I'm using BLOBs and TINYBLOBs,
and InnoDB doesn't accept these.
Is there a way that I can make the embedded server support
the standard tables, or is there someone who could answer
a few questions to help me convert to the appropriate
InnoDB types?
3. How can I get some help making sure my tables are optimal?
I'm willing to pay the $250 (it comes out of my personal pocket)
for the basic service contract, but I'm not sure it will
cover this kind of help.
Thank you.
Kern Sibbald
PS: please reply directly to my email address as I am only
subscribed to the announce list.
PPS: I build MySQL from source on RedHat Linux and Solaris
systems.
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