Move MySQL tables and data from storage engine MyISAM to InnoDB?

There are many differences between MyISAM and InnoDB but the main points that you should be aware of before the migration. , 1. Data backups cannot be done by simply copying over files as in MyISAM 2.

InnoDB does not work in an optimized way when run with default options, you will have to configure and tune according to your needs,. 3. InnoDB does not have compressed indexes like MyISAM so its going to take more space 4.

InnoDB automatically appends primary key columns to secondary keys,. So make sure primary key columns are not large.

If you want to convert your current tables to INNODB, here's the easy way.

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