I have not worked with it, but Sequoia might be an option:
http://sequoia.continuent.org
Sequoia is a transparent middleware solution offering clustering, load
balancing and failover services for any database.
-Dale
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To un
Just a quick update,
Found this in option for using Hibernate with/ MySQL Cluster
http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/mysql-enforcing-foreign-keys.ht
ml
Essentially, you use triggers to manage your constraints... Problem is you
will need to write a set of triggers for each table which c
Yeah it bites (for now)...
Here's the reference:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/mysql-cluster-limitations.html
"Unsupported features (do not cause errors, but are not supported or
enforced):
The foreign key construct is ignored, just as it is in MyISAM tables."
I guess the only option
If it's true that MySQL Cluster doesn't support foreign key
constraints - I would find another database. That's a pretty basic
feature of relational databases.
Matt
On 2/24/07, Amin Lalji <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey All,
Has anybody had any success with using Appfuse + Hibernate with a
Hey All,
Has anybody had any success with using Appfuse + Hibernate with a MySQL
Cluster?
>From what I can tell, MySQL Cluster (5.1.15) does not support foreign key
constraints which hibernate depends on to manage relationships between
objects...
One option might be to dump the cluster in favour o
Hey All,
Has anybody had any success with using Appfuse + Hibernate with a MySQL
Cluster?
>From what I can tell, MySQL Cluster (5.1.15) does not support foreign key
constraints which hibernate depends on to manage relationships between
objects...
One option might be to dump the cluster in favour o
