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If you will be inserting a lot, you will probably want to go with InnoDB.

 

 

Most of the database engines MySQL uses, including MyISAM, use table level locking, but InnoDB uses row level locking.

 

 

In other words, for a MyISAM table, if two inserts get fired off simultaneously, the second one must wait until the first one is done before it can even begin.  In an InnoDB table, they would happen at the same time.

Hrmmm...  To be honest, I didn't even think to think about the Archive engine....

 

 

What do you plan on doing with the data once it's in the tables?

 

 

Archive tables cannot have indexes....  So, if you planned on searching the tables, that option would go out the window.

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