This link points out some of the "gotchas" that MySQL users have to deal with:
http://sql-info.de/mysql/gotchas.html
One example that jumped out at me: if you turn on the InnoDB type tables, you can drop any table, even one referenced by another table, i.e. you can break foreign key constraints with impunity. And you need to turn on InnoDB... in order to get transactions.
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