is MyISAM or Innodb.. With no future support for MyISAM if my app runs
using it should i worry?
The program is old and was written for MYISAM tables. With several of
these in use, it would be a major effort (and worry about problems
afterward) to switch. As long as I can continue to run older versions of
MySQL is there any other reason to change? I do not need more speed, the
tables are ridiculously small as it is and never had a single problem. I
hate to fix things that aren't broken as they usually are broken afterward
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