The contents of the file system is going deeper into the implementation than
I’m qualified to comment on but note that the DBDICT block is for the data
dictionary/meta data rather than the actual data.
Regards, Andrew.
From: 牛兆捷 [mailto:nzjemail@stripped]
Sent: 19 July 2011 11:00
To: Andrew Morgan
Subject: Re: mysql cluster partition
In my data node,I find these info
36K ndb_4_fs/D2/DBDICT/T4
36K ndb_4_fs/D2/DBDICT/T9
36K ndb_4_fs/D2/DBDICT/T3
36K ndb_4_fs/D2/DBDICT/T5
36K ndb_4_fs/D2/DBDICT/T7
36K ndb_4_fs/D2/DBDICT/T1
36K ndb_4_fs/D2/DBDICT/T10
36K ndb_4_fs/D2/DBDICT/T8
36K ndb_4_fs/D2/DBDICT/T6
36K ndb_4_fs/D2/DBDICT/T2
36K ndb_4_fs/D2/DBDICT/T11
What does the T* stand for?
Does it means the partitions?But I only set 8 partitions.
How does the partitions of table of ndb engine stored in disk
2011/7/19 Andrew Morgan <andrew.morgan@stripped>
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
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.
Regards, Andrew.
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Subject:
mysql cluster partition
Date:
Tue, 19 Jul 2011 11:56:37 +0800
From:
牛兆捷 <mailto:nzjemail@stripped> <nzjemail@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?
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？
If I don't set the partitions number explicitly,what is the default number
of the partitions number?
Thanks
