From: Geert Vanderkelen
Date: April 19 2011 6:05am
Subject: Re: regarding cluster replication
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Preeja,

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On Apr 19, 2011, at 7:22 , Preeja Jayarajan wrote:

> Hi Geert,
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> Can u please tell me, if any updation happened on first mysql server =
during the second mysql server was down then data created and updated in =
former can be viewable in the second mysql server if it comes up??

Yes.

> If yes, Please tell me the procedure.

CREATE TABLE t1 (id INT KEY, c1 INT) ENGINE=3DNDBCluster;
Table t1 will be available to all connected and future connecting SQL =
Nodes. So is the data.

>  Problem am facing is:
> After the second server comes up, the slave SQL RUNNING status shows =
NO. Due to that am not able to view the tables which created on first =
mysql server.

There is no 'Slave' in MySQL Cluster (unless you are doing geographical =
replication).

Cheers,
Geert

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Geert Vanderkelen
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