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MySQL Cluster API Developer Guide
This is the MySQL Cluster API Developer Guide. It provides information for developers who wish to develop software applications with MySQL Cluster as a data store, using the NDB API, the C-language MGM API, and the MySQL Cluster Connector for Java, a collection of Java APIs introduced in MySQL Cluster NDB 7.1.
This Guide also includes information about MySQL Cluster support
for the Memcache API, introduced in MySQL Cluster NDB 7.2. For
more information, see Chapter 6, ndbmemcache—Memcache API for MySQL Cluster.
This Guide also provides information about support for JavaScript applications using Node.js, introduced in MySQL Cluster NDB 7.3. See Chapter 5, MySQL NoSQL Connector for JavaScript, for more information.
For legal information, see the Legal Notices.
Document generated on: 2013-05-24 (revision: 35253)
Table of Contents [+/-]
- 1.1. MySQL Cluster API Overview: Introduction [+/-]
- 1.2. MySQL Cluster API Overview: Terminology
- 1.3. The
NDBTransaction and Scanning API [+/-]
- 2.1. Getting Started with the NDB API [+/-]
- 2.2. The NDB API Class Hierarachy
- 2.3. NDB API Classes, Interfaces, and Structures [+/-]
- 2.3.1. The
AutoGrowSpecificationStructure - 2.3.2. The
ColumnClass - 2.3.3. The
DatafileClass - 2.3.4. The
DictionaryClass - 2.3.5. The
ElementStructure - 2.3.6. The
EventClass - 2.3.7. The
GetValueSpecStructure - 2.3.8. The
HashMapClass - 2.3.9. The
IndexClass - 2.3.10. The
IndexBoundStructure - 2.3.11. The
LogfileGroupClass - 2.3.12. The
ListClass - 2.3.13. The
Key_part_ptrStructure - 2.3.14. The
NdbClass - 2.3.15. The
Ndb_cluster_connectionClass - 2.3.16. The
NdbBlobClass - 2.3.17. The
NdbDictionaryClass - 2.3.18. The
NdbErrorStructure - 2.3.19. The
NdbEventOperationClass - 2.3.20. The
NdbIndexOperationClass - 2.3.21. The
NdbIndexScanOperationClass - 2.3.22. The
NdbInterpretedCodeClass - 2.3.23. The
NdbOperationClass - 2.3.24. The
NdbRecAttrClass - 2.3.25. The
NdbRecordInterface - 2.3.26. The
NdbScanFilterClass - 2.3.27. The
NdbScanOperationClass - 2.3.28. The
NdbTransactionClass - 2.3.29. The
ObjectClass - 2.3.30. The
OperationOptionsStructure - 2.3.31. The
PartitionSpecStructure - 2.3.32. The
RecordSpecificationStructure - 2.3.33. The
ScanOptionsStructure - 2.3.34. The
SetValueSpecStructure - 2.3.35. The
TableClass - 2.3.36. The
TablespaceClass - 2.3.37. The
UndofileClass
- 2.3.1. The
- 2.4. NDB API Examples [+/-]
- 2.4.1. Using Synchronous Transactions
- 2.4.2. Using Synchronous Transactions and Multiple Clusters
- 2.4.3. Handling Errors and Retrying Transactions
- 2.4.4. Basic Scanning Example
- 2.4.5. Using Secondary Indexes in Scans
- 2.4.6. Using
NdbRecordwith Hash Indexes - 2.4.7. Comparing
RecAttrandNdbRecord - 2.4.8. NDB API Event Handling Example
- 2.4.9. Basic
BLOBHandling Example - 2.4.10. Handling
BLOBs UsingNdbRecord
- 3.1. General Concepts [+/-]
- 3.2. MGM C API Function Listing [+/-]
- 3.2.1. Log Event Functions
- 3.2.2. MGM API Error Handling Functions
- 3.2.3. Management Server Handle Functions
- 3.2.4. Management Server Connection Functions
- 3.2.5. Cluster Status Functions
- 3.2.6. Functions for Starting & Stopping Nodes
- 3.2.7. Cluster Log Functions
- 3.2.8. Backup Functions
- 3.2.9. Single-User Mode Functions
- 3.3. MGM Data Types [+/-]
- 3.4. MGM Structures [+/-]
- 3.5. MGM API Examples [+/-]
ndbmemcache—Memcache API for MySQL Cluster [+/-]- 8.1. MySQL Cluster File Systems [+/-]
- 8.2.
DUMPCommands [+/-] - 8.2.1.
DUMPCodes 1 to 999 - 8.2.2.
DUMPCodes 1000 to 1999 - 8.2.3.
DUMPCodes 2000 to 2999 - 8.2.4.
DUMPCodes 3000 to 3999 - 8.2.5.
DUMPCodes 4000 to 4999 - 8.2.6.
DUMPCodes 5000 to 5999 - 8.2.7.
DUMPCodes 6000 to 6999 - 8.2.8.
DUMPCodes 7000 to 7999 - 8.2.9.
DUMPCodes 8000 to 8999 - 8.2.10.
DUMPCodes 9000 to 9999 - 8.2.11.
DUMPCodes 10000 to 10999 - 8.2.12.
DUMPCodes 11000 to 11999 - 8.2.13.
DUMPCodes 12000 to 12999
- 8.2.1.
- 8.3. The NDB Communication Protocol [+/-]
- 8.4.
NDBKernel Blocks [+/-] - 8.4.1. The
BACKUPBlock - 8.4.2. The
CMVMIBlock - 8.4.3. The
DBACCBlock - 8.4.4. The
DBDICTBlock - 8.4.5. The
DBDIHBlock - 8.4.6. The
DBSPJBlock - 8.4.7. The
DBLQHBlock - 8.4.8. The
DBTCBlock - 8.4.9. The
DBTUPBlock - 8.4.10. The
DBTUXBlock - 8.4.11. The
DBUTILBlock - 8.4.12. The
LGMANBlock - 8.4.13. The
NDBCNTRBlock - 8.4.14. The
NDBFSBlock - 8.4.15. The
PGMANBlock - 8.4.16. The
QMGRBlock - 8.4.17. The
RESTOREBlock - 8.4.18. The
SUMABlock - 8.4.19. The
TSMANBlock - 8.4.20. The
TRIXBlock
- 8.4.1. The
- 8.5. MySQL Cluster Start Phases [+/-]
- 8.5.1. Initialization Phase (Phase -1)
- 8.5.2. Configuration Read Phase (
STTORPhase -1) - 8.5.3.
STTORPhase 0 - 8.5.4.
STTORPhase 1 - 8.5.5.
STTORPhase 2 - 8.5.6.
NDB_STTORPhase 1 - 8.5.7.
STTORPhase 3 - 8.5.8.
NDB_STTORPhase 2 - 8.5.9.
STTORPhase 4 - 8.5.10.
NDB_STTORPhase 3 - 8.5.11.
STTORPhase 5 - 8.5.12.
NDB_STTORPhase 4 - 8.5.13.
NDB_STTORPhase 5 - 8.5.14.
NDB_STTORPhase 6 - 8.5.15.
STTORPhase 6 - 8.5.16.
STTORPhase 7 - 8.5.17.
STTORPhase 8 - 8.5.18.
NDB_STTORPhase 7 - 8.5.19.
STTORPhase 9 - 8.5.20.
STTORPhase 101 - 8.5.21. System Restart Handling in Phase 4
- 8.5.22.
START_MEREQHandling
- 8.6. NDB Schema Object Versions
- 8.7.
NDBInternals Glossary
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