On Tue, 2006-05-09 at 18:41 +0200, Harmen wrote: > It _is_ stored on disk, save for powerfailures, but all the data needs to > fit in ram. So it's limited to the amount of ram you can give mysql.
It is on disk? This quote from the manual led me to think it wasn't: "MySQL Cluster does not support durable commits on disk. Commits are replicated, but there is no guarantee that logs are flushed to disk on commit." And also this: "NDB is an in-memory storage engine" - Perrin
