Ulp. The whole point of the InnoDB engine is that it supports atomic transactions, even over crashes. If you want an unsafe table, there's the ISAM engine, which is faster.
What does "100% compatible to InnoDB" mean here? It's not functionally compatible and it's not disk-file-format compatible.
What does "100% compatible to InnoDB" mean here? It's not functionally compatible and it's not disk-file-format compatible.