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Mnesia
User's Guide
Version 4.5

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Chapters

- Introduction
  - Top of chapter
  - About Mnesia
  - The Mnesia DataBase Management System (DBMS)
- Getting Started with Mnesia
  - Top of chapter
  - Starting Mnesia for the first time
  - An Introductory Example
- Building A Mnesia Database
  - Top of chapter
  - Defining a Schema
  - The Data Model
  - Starting Mnesia
  - Creating New Tables
- Transactions and Other Access Contexts
  - Top of chapter
  - Transaction Properties
  - Locking
  - Dirty Operations
  - Record Names versus Table Names
  - Activity Concept and Various Access Contexts
  - Nested transactions
  - Pattern Matching
  - Iteration
- Miscellaneous Mnesia Features
  - Top of chapter
  - Indexing
  - Distribution and Fault Tolerance
  - Table Fragmentation
  - Local Content Tables
  - Disc-less Nodes
  - More Schema Management
  - Mnesia Event Handling
  - Debugging Mnesia Applications
  - Concurrent Processes in Mnesia
  - Prototyping
  - Object Based Programming with Mnesia
- Mnesia System Information
  - Top of chapter
  - Database Configuration Data
  - Core Dumps
  - Dumping Tables
  - Checkpoints
  - Files
  - Loading of Tables at Start-up
  - Recovery from Communication Failure
  - Recovery of Transactions
  - Backup, Fallback, and Disaster Recovery
- Combining Mnesia with SNMP
  - Top of chapter
  - Combining Mnesia and SNMP
- Appendix A: Mnesia Error Messages
  - Top of chapter
  - Errors in Mnesia
- Appendix B: The Backup Call Back Interface
  - Top of chapter
  - mnesia_backup callback behavior
- Appendix C: The Activity Access Call Back Interface
  - Top of chapter
  - mnesia_access callback behavior
- Appendix D: The Fragmented Table Hashing Call Back Interface
  - Top of chapter
  - mnesia_frag_hash callback behavior

# Mnesia User's Guide

#### Version 4.5

#### October 6 2011