I have created a database with InnoDB
Engine. Now I am using www.000webhost.com and its not supporting the InnoDB Engine
; what should I do? My dat
I have had the same problem. The provider I was forced to use only had MyISAM and I developed in InnoDB. It possible to migrate since it seems MyISAM is ignoring all the FK commands you use when creatg the schema.
I used a simple export from Mysql workbench and imported schema and content in the remote host.
I think the constrains of the database would be kept since I developed and tested using InnoDB with FK checking. If your code is solid the risk should be minimal that the database loses integrity. But there can of course be cases of unforseen problems with the keys if you don´t manage some constrains in your code.
An overview of the InnoDB and MyISAM storage engines could give you the answer if you have relied on anything else that sets the two apart.