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Converting existing MySQL installation/db's from InnoDB to MyISAM?
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Converting existing MySQL installation/db's from InnoDB to MyISAM?

cr08cr08 Member
edited February 2012 in General

Long story made short: Started out with a bone stock install of MySQL, didn't bother to tweak as it worked fine out of the box. Restored db's and went on with life. Looking at it these days though I am aiming to do a small bit of tweaking wherever possible and get memory usage trimmed (although I may very well end up switching off CentOS and back to old reliable Debian before it gets too involved to do a backup and restore).

Biggest thing I haven't been able to find a solid answer for is switching MySQL and its existing db's over to MyISAM from InnoDB. Never been able to really find a working step-by-step solution.

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