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Looks like you are using MySQL. Could you check whether your tables use InnoDB storage, if so - please switch to MyISAM, this is the only constraint with MySQL we have currently and actually plan to just say that we do not support InnoDB.
Would it be a big problem to switch the storage engine for you?
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Looks like you are using MySQL. Could you check whether your tables use InnoDB storage, if so - please switch to MyISAM, this is the only constraint with MySQL we have currently and actually plan to just say that we do not support InnoDB.
Would it be a big problem to switch the storage engine for you?
Another actually better option is to switch to Postgres.
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