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Re: What is this? "Can't find record in '<table>'' on query."
Posted by: time e.less
Date: February 08, 2006 01:53PM

Hi, Mssr. Skold!

I'm having trouble being sure what you're saying is what I think you're saying. A SQL node that uses NDB storage cannot be a replication slave? Not at all, under any circumstances?

I'd understood replication is just replaying SQL statements froma master, so it confuses me why this SQL statement would succeed if I were to submit the SQL statement through the MySQL API vs. if I submit the same SQL statement from the replicatoin SQL thread.

If it really is that a SQL statement submitted by the replication SQL thread won't work on MySQL Cluster (and apparently will do in MySQL 5.1), then I shall remain patient and wait. It just seems a little odd and hard for me to believe.

Thanks for your time,

--
timeless

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