Maybe you’re right for aborted transactions, but with mysqlt you’ll have
as well Rowlocks, something you do not have with other mysql drivers.
Régis,
Nathan Gray wrote:
Thanks for the thoughts. I’m using mysqli, which gives me
transactions on innodb tables. This goes against what you said,
Régis, but the aborted transactions are getting rolled back, so I
won’t argue either way. I was hoping for something a little cleaner,
but I think I’ll just add some code in app/setup/
default_records.inc.php to set the desired tables to innodb.
Something like
$GLOBALS[‘egw_setup’]->oProc->query(“ALTER TABLE foo TYPE = innodb”);
Nathan Gray
nathan at goarctic dot com
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