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1. Using MyISAM rather than InnoDB MySQL has a number of database engines, but you’re most likely to encounter MyISAM and InnoDB. MyISAM is used by default. However, unless you’re creating a very simple or experimental database, it’s almost certainly the wrong choice! MyISAM doesn’t support foreign key constraints or transactions, which are essential for […]
