Dan Sully wrote: > Locking & real transactions are the main things, table constraints are > secondary. MySQL silently turns InnoDB tables into MyISAM tables if > InnoDB is > not available, which is why commenting out the innodb config line works.
If it will work without innodb, can I suggest that the table type is not explicitly specified in the table creation scripts and that you rely on the default table type for whatever instance of mysql is being used? For the embedded DB, you can specify a default tabletype of InnoDB, so the tables get created as InnoDB. R. _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
