NDB_MOVE_DATA(1)

NAME
ndb_move_data - NDB data copy utility

SYNOPSIS

ndb_move_data options

DESCRIPTION

ndb_move_data copies data from one NDB table to another. Usage.PP The program is invoked with the names of the source and target tables; either or both of these may be qualified optionally with the database name. Both tables must use the NDB storage engine.

    ndb_move_data options source target

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

Table 21.99. This table describes command-line options for the ndb_move_data program

    • --abort-on-error
    Command-Line Format | --abort-on-error
    Permitted Values | Type | boolean
     | Default | FALSE

    Dump core on permanent error (debug option).

    • --character-sets-dir=name
    Command-Line Format | --character-sets-dir=name
    Permitted Values | Type | string
     | Default | [none]

    Directory where character sets are.

    • --database=dbname, -d
    Command-Line Format | --database=dbname
    Permitted Values | Type | string
     | Default | TEST_DB

    Name of the database in which the table is found.

    • --drop-source
    Command-Line Format | --drop-source
    Permitted Values | Type | boolean
     | Default | FALSE

    Drop source table after all rows have been moved.

    • --error-insert
    Command-Line Format | --error-insert
    Permitted Values | Type | boolean
     | Default | FALSE

    Insert random temporary errors (testing option).

    • --exclude-missing-columns
    Command-Line Format | --exclude-missing-columns
    Permitted Values | Type | boolean
     | Default | FALSE

    Ignore extra columns in source or target table.

    • --lossy-conversions, -l
    Command-Line Format | --lossy-conversions
    Permitted Values | Type | boolean
     | Default | FALSE

    Allow attribute data to be truncated when converted to a smaller type.

    • --promote-attributes, -A
    Command-Line Format | --promote-attributes
    Permitted Values | Type | boolean
     | Default | FALSE

    Allow attribute data to be converted to a larger type.

    • --staging-tries=x[,y[,z]]
    Command-Line Format | --staging-tries=x[,y[,z]]
    Permitted Values | Type | string
     | Default | 0,1000,60000

    Specify tries on temporary errors. Format is x[,y[,z]] where x=max tries (0=no limit), y=min delay (ms), z=max delay (ms).

    • --verbose
    Command-Line Format | --verbose
    Permitted Values | Type | boolean
     | Default | FALSE

    Enable verbose messages.

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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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