Re: Choosing InnoDB or NDB Engine?
there's a default engine parameter in my.cnf, yes.
Logic is that when a MySQL server has ndbcluster enabled and isn't connected to one, we shouldn't allow the creation of tables as they may exist in the (currently disconnected) cluster.
InnoDB is not a clustered engine.
Also, I very strongly recommend using 5.0 and not using 4.1
Stewart Smith, Software Engineer - MySQL Cluster
MySQL AB, www.mysql.com
Jumpstart your cluster:
http://www.mysql.com/consulting/packaged/cluster.html
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