From: Bradley Mills (QC/EMC)
Date: October 27 2004 11:54am
Subject: MySQL-Max-4.1.7-Binary.
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Hi, I downloaded the MySQL-Max-4.1.7-Binary-64bit version for Solaris2.9.
I expected this binary version to contain the NDBCluster engine.

I assumed this from the following statement in the MySQL documentation

17 MySQL Cluster
MySQL Cluster uses the new NDB Cluster storage engine to enable running
several MySQL servers in a cluster. The NDB Cluster storage engine is
available in the BitKeeper from MySQL release 4.1.2, and in binary releases
from MySQL-Max 4.1.3. 
Currently, supported operating systems are Linux, Mac OS X, and Solaris. We
are working to make NDB Cluster run on all of the operating systems that
MySQL itself also runs on, including Windows. 

However after installing the package, I did a show engines and got the
following:

Engine			Support		
MyISAM		DEFAULT
HEAP			YES
MEMORY		YES
MERGE		YES
MRG_MYISAM		YES
ISAM			NO
MRG_ISAM		NO
InnoDB			YES
INNOBASE		YES
BDB			YES
BERKELEYDB		YES
NDBCLUSTER		NO
NDB			NO
EXAMPLE		NO
ARCHIVE		NO
CSV			NO


I downloaded the Max Version from the following link.
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/4.1.html



Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks,
Brad Mills.


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