- HEAP tables; Fixed row size tables that are only stored in memory and indexed with a HASH index.
- ISAM tables; The old B-tree table format in MySQL 3.22.
- MyISAM tables; New version of the ISAM tables with a lot of extensions:
- Binary portability.
- Index on NULL columns.
- Less fragmentation for dynamic-size rows than ISAM tables.
- Support for big files.
- Better index compression.
- Better key statistics.
- Better and faster auto_increment handling.
- Berkeley DB (BDB) tables from Sleepycat: Transaction-safe (with
BEGIN WORK
/COMMIT
|ROLLBACK
).
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
MySQL table types
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