If you have both myisam and innodb.
You need to ensure sql's from myisam and sql's from innodb have sufficient
memory to run.
you can allocate 25% of you RAM to key_buffer used exclusively for myisam
and around 60% of your RAM to innodb_buffer_pool for supporting innodb .
Also there are other myi
Hello and Greetings mysql,
I have been running a WAMP server for some time on my Windows XP Pro
box. Over time I have gone through some issues about which WAMP to use
and last Year converted my Apache2Triad installation to WAMP5. All of
my database installations, out of preference, have been MYISA