The table provides NDB dictionary information
        about columns of NDB tables.
        dictionary_columns has the columns listed
        here (with brief descriptions):
- table_id- ID of the table containing the column 
- column_id- The column's unique ID 
- name- Name of the column 
- column_type- Data type of the column from the NDB API; see Column::Type, for possible values 
- default_value- The column's default value, if any 
- nullable- Either of - NULLor- NOT NULL
- array_type- The column's internal attribute storage format; one of - FIXED,- SHORT_VAR, or- MEDIUM_VAR; for more information, see Column::ArrayType, in the NDB API documentation
- storage_type- Type of storage used by the table; either of - MEMORYor- DISK
- primary_key- 1if this is a primary key column, otherwise- 0
- partition_key- 1if this is a partitioning key column, otherwise- 0
- dynamic- 1if the column is dynamic, otherwise- 0
- auto_inc- 1if this is an- AUTO_INCREMENTcolumn, otherwise- 0
        You can obtain information about all of the columns in a given
        table by joining dictionary_columns with the
        dictionary_tables table, like
        this:
      
SELECT dc.*
  FROM dictionary_columns dc
JOIN dictionary_tables dt
  ON dc.table_id=dt.table_id
WHERE dt.table_name='t1'
  AND dt.database_name='mydb';Blob columns are not shown in this table. This is a known issue.