You keep repeating that, and I already replied to it the first time. If my
answer isn't acceptable, spamming the question isn't going to make it better -
or make people more inclined to help you, for that matter.
- Original Message -
From: Charles Brown cbr...@bmi.com
To: Charles
Am 21.03.2012 06:27, schrieb Brown:
I have two mysql instances in my mysql cluster. I noticed that their
MysSQL.user tables do not have the same number of columns. Their USER table
attributes are not the same. One instance has 39 columns while the other has
42 columns. Can someone please
You keep repeating that, and I already replied to it the first time. If my
answer isn't acceptable, spamming the question isn't going to make it
better - or make people more inclined to help you, for that matter.
I concur
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Well, the problem is that this is a server owned by a client and I
can't just go and build from source or use alien. It is really
ridiculous that a tool that aims to be a mysql replacement has no
packages for the latest version of one of the major linux distro's :(
Walter
On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at
Am 21.03.2012 13:03, schrieb Walter Heck:
Well, the problem is that this is a server owned by a client and I
can't just go and build from source or use alien.
if he wants a sepcific software package WHY can't you do so?
who said you should built them on the server?
nobody does that!
setup a
I have two mysql instances in my mysql cluster. I noticed that their
MysSQL.user tables do not have the same number of columns. See below for their
attributes. Is anyone out there has any idea why these tables are not the same?
Can someone help me.
Hostchar(60)NO
Look man, there has to be someone out there that can tell me why one user table
has 5 extra columns. Is it version related or my sysprog person missed out on a
step. Its hard to believe that this problem is unique to my site.
Hostchar(60)NO PRI
Userchar(16)NO
Charles,
You should run SELECT @@version on both nodes. It looks like you have
different version' schemas.
-NT
Em 22-03-2012 04:41, Brown, Charles escreveu:
Look man, there has to be someone out there that can tell me why one user table
has 5 extra columns. Is it version related or my
Bear in mind, MySQL Cluster/NDB runs independently of the mysql nodes
used to ast as clients to that cluster. This is really not an issue.
- michael dykman
On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 1:03 AM, Nuno Tavares nuno.tava...@dri.pt wrote:
Charles,
You should run SELECT @@version on both nodes. It
