I am in a situation where I need to implement InnoDB transaction capability.
But this will call for ALTER a few tables of a DB previously set exclusively with MyISAM table engine.
Is there any problem to foresee while operating a DB with a mixed table engine combo made of MyISAM & InnoDB?
But this will call for ALTER a few tables of a DB previously set exclusively with MyISAM table engine.
Is there any problem to foresee while operating a DB with a mixed table engine combo made of MyISAM & InnoDB?