How do I import an existing MySQL database into a cluster?
You can import databases into MySQL Cluster much as you would with any other version of MySQL. Other than the limitation mentioned in the previous question, the only other special requirement is that any tables to be included in the cluster must use the NDB storage engine. This means that the tables must be created with the option ENGINE=NDB or ENGINE=NDBCLUSTER.
You can import databases into MySQL Cluster much as you would with any other version of MySQL. Other than the limitations mentioned elsewhere in this FAQ and in Section 16.13, “Known Limitations of MySQL Cluster”, the only other special requirement is that any tables to be included in the cluster must use the NDB storage engine. This means that the tables must be created with ENGINE=NDB or ENGINE=NDBCLUSTER. It is also possible to convert existing tables using other storage engines to NDB Cluster using one or more ALTER TABLE statement, but this requires an additional workaround. See Section 16.13, “Known Limitations of MySQL Cluster”, for details.
You can import databases into MySQL Cluster much as you would with any other version of MySQL. Other than the limitations mentioned elsewhere in this FAQ and in Section 15.13, “Known Limitations of MySQL Cluster”, the only other special requirement is that any tables to be included in the cluster must use the NDB storage engine. This means that the tables must be created with ENGINE=NDB or ENGINE=NDBCLUSTER. It is also possible to convert existing tables using other storage engines to NDB Cluster using one or more ALTER TABLE statement, but this requires an additional workaround. See Section 15.13, “Known Limitations of MySQL Cluster”, for details.
You can import databases into MySQL Cluster much as you would with any other version of MySQL. Other than the limitations mentioned elsewhere in this FAQ and in Section 15.13, “Known Limitations of MySQL Cluster”, the only other special requirement is that any tables to be included in the cluster must use the NDB storage engine. This means that the tables must be created with ENGINE=NDB or ENGINE=NDBCLUSTER. It is also possible to convert existing tables using other storage engines to NDB Cluster using one or more ALTER TABLE statement, but this requires an additional workaround. See Section 15.13, “Known Limitations of MySQL Cluster”, for details.
You can import databases into MySQL Cluster much as you would with any other version of MySQL. Other than the limitations mentioned elsewhere in this FAQ and in Section 17.12, “Known Limitations of MySQL Cluster”, the only other special requirement is that any tables to be included in the cluster must use the NDB storage engine. This means that the tables must be created with ENGINE=NDB or ENGINE=NDBCLUSTER. It is also possible to convert existing tables using other storage engines to NDBCLUSTER using one or more ALTER TABLE statement, but this requires an additional workaround. See Section 17.12, “Known Limitations of MySQL Cluster”, for details.
