I want to use constraints, so I will have to use innodb tables (according to
the website mysql.com).
But, what is the difference between myisam and innodb tables ??
And why is there a comment "innodb free: 4096 kb" since I have changed my
tables from myisam to innodb?
Is this working like Sybase, where you need to create devices for data
storage, or do I miss the idea completely here?
Please notice, I am a beginner, so please be patient.
gr.,
Stefan.
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