Bad practice for mirroring MySQL tables?

Wrong practice of creating a mirrored table (MyISAM) of records in an InnoDB table for full-text search purposes? As I understand it, I'm just looking for a copy of the data, and if something happens to this data, it is not as much as a deal, because it can always be recreated. But it is just inconvenient.

(MyISAM is the only full-text search engine, but I need to use the foreign key constraints suggested by InnoDB)

Should I avoid this?

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1741129/


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