Yes, the index will be rebuilt automatically.
The data (stored in the DataMemory) is checkpointed, and modifications
are redo logged.
When the data node recovers, it will read up the last completed
checkpoint and apply the redo log (essentially you can think of this as
restoring a backup).
When the data node restores the data, the indexes will be rebuilt
automatically
Best regards,
Johan
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On 2011-07-14 09.50, nn hust wrote:
> but if we need restart the mysql cluster，will it need to rebuild the
> index？
>
> where can I get the detail info about the index？
>
> 2011/7/14 Johan Andersson <johan@stripped
> <mailto:johan@stripped>>
>
> Hi,
> The index is stored in-memory, so there is no index file.
>
> Best regards,
> Johan
>
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>
>
> On 2011-07-14 09.29, hustnn wrote:
>
> Hi,how does ndb engine organize the index file of table，where
> can I find the
> index file?
>
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