Hi,
You can also run:
ndb_desc -p -d <database_name> <tablename>
to printout how the partitions are laid out and how many records you
have in each partition.
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Johan
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On 2011-07-19 11.42, Andrew Morgan wrote:
> Here’s a good place to start for information on how MySQL Cluster
> partitions its tables….
> http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/mysql-cluster-nodes-groups.html
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> In general, you don’t need to specify the number of partitions, MySQL
> Cluster will automatically create the correct number based on the number of
> data nodes you have.
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> Regards, Andrew.
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> mysql cluster partition
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> Date:
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> Tue, 19 Jul 2011 11:56:37 +0800
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> From:
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> 牛兆捷 <mailto:nzjemail@stripped> <nzjemail@stripped>
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> To:
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> cluster@stripped
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> I know the default partition of mysql cluster is by primary key,but where
> can I know the detail of the partition procedure?
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> Fox example I have 8 data node ,I set the number of partition number as 8
> too,so will it partitions the whole data to 8 parts
> and distributing them on 8 node uniformly？
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> If I don't set the partitions number explicitly,what is the default number
> of the partitions number?
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> Thanks
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