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MySQL Explanation Of Using Different Database Engines

Posted At : January 5, 2004 12:00 AM | Posted By : Mike Brunt
Related Categories: Fusebox, Databases

This article on Builder.com explains the different Database Engines that are available with an install of MySQL. Verbatim - What if you were a race car driver and could swap engines with the flip of a switch instead of having to make a trip to the garage? The MySQL database does something like this for developers; it gives you a choice of database engines and an easy way to switch them. This was also discussed recently on CF-Talk.

MySQL Different Database Engines

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