Hi Mike, I'm using MySQL with turbogears and they're working very nicely together for me. What you need to do is to configure MySQL so that it uses InnoDB as the default storage engine as Jonathan pointed out, so that when you issue a create table statement, it'll be an InnoDB table by default.
Do you have the MySQL Administrator GUI installed? If so, select StartUp Variables from the left pane, then choose the General Parameters tab. Down the bottom you'll see a Default Storage section. Choose InnoDB from the drop-down. Alternatively, you could add the following line to the [mysqld] section of your my.ini file: default-storage-engine=INNODB Regards, Mike.
