NDBINFO_SELECT_AL(1)

NAME
ndbinfo_select_all - select from ndbinfo tables

SYNOPSIS

ndbinfo_select_all options

DESCRIPTION

ndbinfo_select_all is a client program that selects all rows and columns from one or more tables in the ndbinfo database. It is included with the NDB Cluster distribution beginning with NDB 7.2.2.

Not all ndbinfo tables available in the mysql client can be read by this program. In addition, ndbinfo_select_all can show information about some tables internal to ndbinfo which cannot be accessed using SQL, including the tables and columns metadata tables.

To select from one or more ndbinfo tables using ndbinfo_select_all, it is necessary to supply the names of the tables when invoking the program as shown here:

    shell> ndbinfo_select_all table_name1  [table_name2] [...]

For example:

    shell> ndbinfo_select_all logbuffers logspaces
    == logbuffers ==
    node_id log_type        log_id  log_part        total   used    high
    5       0       0       0       33554432        262144  0
    6       0       0       0       33554432        262144  0
    7       0       0       0       33554432        262144  0
    8       0       0       0       33554432        262144  0
    == logspaces ==
    node_id log_type        log_id  log_part        total   used    high
    5       0       0       0       268435456       0       0
    5       0       0       1       268435456       0       0
    5       0       0       2       268435456       0       0
    5       0       0       3       268435456       0       0
    6       0       0       0       268435456       0       0
    6       0       0       1       268435456       0       0
    6       0       0       2       268435456       0       0
    6       0       0       3       268435456       0       0
    7       0       0       0       268435456       0       0
    7       0       0       1       268435456       0       0
    7       0       0       2       268435456       0       0
    7       0       0       3       268435456       0       0
    8       0       0       0       268435456       0       0
    8       0       0       1       268435456       0       0
    8       0       0       2       268435456       0       0
    8       0       0       3       268435456       0       0
    shell>

The following table includes options that are specific to ndbinfo_select_all. Additional descriptions follow the table. For options common to most NDB Cluster programs (including ndbinfo_select_all), see Options Common to NDB Cluster Programs(1).

Table 18.72. This table describes command-line options for the ndbinfo_select_all program

    • --delay=seconds
    Command-Line Format | --delay=#
    Permitted Values | Type | numeric
     | Default | 5
     | Min Value | 0
     | Max Value | MAX_INT

    This option sets the number of seconds to wait between executing loops. Has no effect if --loops is set to 0 or 1.

    • --loops=number, -l number
    Command-Line Format | --loops=#
    Permitted Values | Type | numeric
     | Default | 1
     | Min Value | 0
     | Max Value | MAX_INT

    This option sets the number of times to execute the select. Use --delay to set the time between loops.

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SEE ALSO
For more information, please refer to the MySQL Reference Manual, which may already be installed locally and which is also available online at http://dev.mysql.com/doc/.

AUTHOR
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