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jjtanwar

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MySQL Question - InnoDB or MyISAM
June 27, 2007, 10:07:57 am
If i change MySQL installtion from InnoDB to MyISAM, will it make any difference on the working of CiviCRM ?
I am getting some foreign key constraint errors typical of InnoDB storage engines and it can be solved by using MyISAM but i am not sure if it will have any adverse affect on CiviCRM.

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Re: MySQL Question - InnoDB or MyISAM
June 27, 2007, 11:10:19 am
In general we don't recommend changing to MyISAM for CiviCRM. If you're getting foreign key errors using CiviCRM, it generally means there's a problem in the installation or you've hit some bug - so it's best if you check for the specific errors on the forum - and post if you don't find a solution.
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