Jonah H. Harris wrote:
> On 7/24/07, JoshuaKramer <josh@globalherald.net> wrote:
>> On a somewhat related topic - how is MySQL 5 wrt reliability? Let's say
>> you have a database that uses innodb and does type checking - is MySQL as
>> robust as PGSQL when it comes to being able to pull the plug out of the
>> socket (or deal with HW errors)?
>
> ACID-wise:
>
> MyISAM, no. InnoDB, Solid, and PrimeBase yes.
Last I checked there was no way to make the system tables use anything
other than MyISAM, which means they're not safe. That opens up a window
that cannot be fixed. Unless they've actually changed that in 5.1, I
think it was 5.0 when I checked it (could've been 4.x, I don't actually
*use* mysql so..)
//Magnus
