(Find all correct answers)
a) Summary tables
b) Concurrency
c) Small foot-print on disk
d) No transactions
[ Basic Optimizations (10%) - Choosing Appropriate Storage Engines ]
Question 54: Which are scenarios for MyISAM tables?
31. May 2010
By plogi in mysql questions
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a c d
MyISAM is fast, and the table-locking is of little consequence for read-heavy tables.
It stores data in an efficient way and offers index-compression.
If your tables are written into and read from all the time by many connections,
then MyISAM is not the right choice.