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MyISAM and InnoDB in same DB


paruby

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Hello,

 

I just upgraded from MySQL 4.1.x to 5.0.4.  I don't know if I just didn't notice it before in 4.1, but now, when I look at a given DB (all DB's exihibit the same behavior, including "mysql"), the tables are all listed as type "MyISAM", but at the bottom of the table, there is a list of the total # of tables, with a column listing "SUM", and the type is InnoDB.  I have read a lot about the overheard of the InnoDB type, and do not need it, wondering if the SUM is of issue?  Can this be changed to MyISAM, or does it matter?  The collation of the tables is either "latin1_swedish_ci" or "utf8_unicode_ci"

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