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myISAM vs innoDB table engine

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11 years 6 months ago #11418 by Senga
myISAM vs innoDB table engine was created by Senga
I need to convert from MyISAM to INNODB default storage engine. I recently downloaded Gold Packnew Version 3_0_4 and installed it on my site. I am using Community Builder for users login and user management, all Joomla tables and cb tables (comprofiler and cbsubs) need to be fixed to InnoDB default engine. CB uses the engine of the _users table specifically. The script strictly dictates it.

Ideally, I would like to change whole database at once, by running a SQL query in phpMyAdmin. Preparing for the process, when I was looking at the site database, I noticed that adsmanager tables are using MyIsam storage engine, while other adsmanager component tables are already using InnoD.

From now onward, I will have InnoDB as the default storage engine for all tables including Joomla tables and MyIsam will only be used if that application specifically mentions MyIsam during installation, my questions are:
- Does adsmanger mentions MyIsam in table DDL?
- Why is MyIsam storage engine used for adsmanager after installation instead of InnoDB?
- If the SE Storage engine is not mentioned in the installation script, it should automatically defaults to users server set-up, correct?
- If the SE Storage engine is mentioned in the installation script, can I manually change MyIsam to InnoDB of the new installation? I am concerned that this could still cause problems in the future during upgrades when new tables are created and table definition explicitly specifies MyIsam.
The following user(s) said Thank You: adarr
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11 years 6 months ago - 11 years 6 months ago #11439 by loic
Replied by loic on topic myISAM vs innoDB table engine
Hello,

The SQL file is in 'backend/install.sql'.

You can update the sql code if you wish.

However the innoDB doesn't manage the fulltext search.

Best regards.
Last edit: 11 years 6 months ago by loic.
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11 years 5 months ago #11591 by Senga
Replied by Senga on topic myISAM vs innoDB table engine
Hi Loic,
Good to know and thank you. I will keep myISAM for your tables. Do you see any possible conflict with future updates if I use innoDB as the default?
Best,
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11 years 5 months ago #11609 by loic
Replied by loic on topic myISAM vs innoDB table engine
Hello,

The table format are directly written in the SQL code so there will be no problem.

The default table format will be used when no format are specified in the SQL code.

Best regards.
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