Has anyone used Midgard with Innodb table types in MySQL? Innodb is mostly backwards compatible, adds some new features, and can be considerably faster. RedHat 7.3's MySQL version 3.23.54a has support for Innodb and I just enabled that and setup some Innodb table space. Before I convert Midgard tables over to it though, I'm wondering if there will be problems. If I try it and don't blow anything up I'll report back here :) Here's a posting talking about some of the gotchas which I'm hoping won't affect Midgard...
One thing you must remember is that Midgard doesn't do commits, so you must disable commit/rollback when using InnoDB. I think this was the only problem one of my friends had when using midgard with innodb (sympotoms: mysteriously disappearing objects).
/Rambo
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