The MySQL Cluster API Developer Guide :: 2 The NDB API
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Table of Contents [+/-]
- 2.1. Getting Started with the NDB API [+/-]
- 2.2. The NDB API Object Hierarachy
- 2.3. NDB API Classes, Interfaces, and Structures [+/-]
- 2.3.1. The
ColumnClass - 2.3.2. The
DatafileClass - 2.3.3. The
DictionaryClass - 2.3.4. The
EventClass - 2.3.5. The
IndexClass - 2.3.6. The
LogfileGroupClass - 2.3.7. The
ListClass - 2.3.8. The
NdbClass - 2.3.9. The
NdbBlobClass - 2.3.10. The
NdbDictionaryClass - 2.3.11. The
NdbEventOperationClass - 2.3.12. The
NdbIndexOperationClass - 2.3.13. The
NdbIndexScanOperationClass - 2.3.14. The
NdbInterpretedCodeClass - 2.3.15. The
NdbOperationClass - 2.3.16. The
NdbRecAttrClass - 2.3.17. The
NdbScanFilterClass - 2.3.18. The
NdbScanOperationClass - 2.3.19. The
NdbTransactionClass - 2.3.20. The
ObjectClass - 2.3.21. The
TableClass - 2.3.22. The
TablespaceClass - 2.3.23. The
UndofileClass - 2.3.24. The
Ndb_cluster_connectionClass - 2.3.25. The
NdbRecordInterface - 2.3.26. The
AutoGrowSpecificationStructure - 2.3.27. The
ElementStructure - 2.3.28. The
GetValueSpecStructure - 2.3.29. The
IndexBoundStructure - 2.3.30. The
Key_part_ptrStructure - 2.3.31. The
NdbErrorStructure - 2.3.32. The
OperationOptionsStructure - 2.3.33. The
PartitionSpecStructure - 2.3.34. The
RecordSpecificationStructure - 2.3.35. The
ScanOptionsStructure - 2.3.36. The
SetValueSpecStructure
- 2.3.1. The
- 2.4. Practical 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. NDB API Event Handling Example
- 2.4.8. Event Handling with Multiple Clusters
- 2.4.9. Basic
BLOBHandling Example - 2.4.10. Handling
BLOBs UsingNdbRecord
Abstract
This chapter contains information about the NDB API, which is
used to write applications that access data in the
NDBCLUSTER storage engine.
