hi
any one can say
Which Storage engine is better? why?
What are functions available in MySQL?
any one can say
Which Storage engine is better? why?
What are functions available in MySQL?
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Re: Which Storage engine is better? why?
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 14:30:27 -0700, Damodhar wrote:
"Better" is a subjective term.hi
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any one can say
Which Storage engine is better? why?
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What are functions available in MySQL?
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Re: Which Storage engine is better? why?
Why we have need for information_sch ma
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On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 14:50:24 -0700 (PDT), Damodhar <damu.be@gmail. com>
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I'm getting the feeling that we're being asked to answer someone's>Why we have need for information_sch ma
exam questions...
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Re: Which Storage engine is better? why?
Which storage engine is better? Myisam or innodb?
There's only one way to find out.
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Re: Which Storage engine is better? why?
On Wed, 19 Mar 2008 09:20:17 -0700, lister wrote:
Wouldn't that be like pitting a fly-weight against a heavy-weight?Which storage engine is better? Myisam or innodb?
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Re: Which Storage engine is better? why?
On Mar 18, 2:30 pm, Damodhar <damu...@gmail. comwrote:Well if the engine you want to store stuff in is too small like one ofhi
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any one can say
Which Storage engine is better? why?
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What are functions available in MySQL?
those little one piston chainsaw motors then you are pretty limited by
how much stuff you can store in it. Now if you went for something
like a Hemi from a pickup truck (or better yet a semi truck engine),
you can certainly store a lot of stuff in those engines, but then you
have to figure out where to put them (they are very heavy.
Then again this is a PHP group and what a silly subject of storage
stuff in engines.
Seriously, the best "storage engine" I can think of is a piece of
paper. because when the power goes down you can still access
information from it (unless there is insufficient light, then you will
have to use another sheet of storage, to generate the light necessary
to retrieve the data from the sheet in question - mutli-purposed, what
can be better) Has no problem with text, graphics, any foreign
symbol, can even store colors. Can be indexed in a wide variety of
ways, and new uses are still being developed. Can describe complex
ideas, can be made into a variety of objects such as airplanes and
cranes. Yep. Paper.
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larry wrote:
Yes, but how long does paper take to handle a complex query on a data setSeriously, the best "storage engine" I can think of is a piece of paper.
because when the power goes down you can still access information from
it (unless there is insufficient light, then you will have to use
another sheet of storage, to generate the light necessary to retrieve
the data from the sheet in question - mutli-purposed, what can be
better) Has no problem with text, graphics, any foreign symbol, can
even store colors. Can be indexed in a wide variety of ways, and new
uses are still being developed. Can describe complex ideas, can be made
into a variety of objects such as airplanes and cranes. Yep. Paper.
of 2,000,000 records?
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PHP highlight of the week!!!!
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