11-15-2007, 04:35 PM
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I think the key thing should be noted is that large website with a ton of writes, will need an INNODB table for writing, no doubt in that. However, a website that has 100% reads, but writing done in the background, it is best to have an INNODB table for the backend (writing) that is copied to the front end which is a MYISAM table.
Copying to the front end can be done like:
INSERT INTO table SELECT * FROM write_table
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