Starting MySQL Server With Federated Engine Support
I have MySQL service installed on my machine. I want to start the MySQL server with FEDERATED engine support. According to MySQL Federated Engine, I should start the server with --federated option. Where do I need to change this?
I tried adding federated to the my.cnf file. Then Federated engine started working and InnoDB stopped working.
After adding this line, I executed
MySQL Code:
SHOW ENGINES;
There, I couldn't find InnoDB in list.
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