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16.3.4.8 MySQL Cluster Shared-Memory Connections
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Shared memory segments are currently supported only for special builds
of MySQL Cluster using the `configure' parameter `--with-ndb-shm'. Its
implementation will most likely change. When defining shared memory as
the connection method it is necessary to define at least `NodeId1',
`NodeId2' and `ShmKey'. All other parameters have default values that
will work out fine in most cases.
`[SHM]NodeId1'
`[SHM]NodeId2'
To identify a connection between two nodes it is necessary to
provide the node identity for both of them in `NodeId1' and
`NodeId2'.
`[SHM]ShmKey'
When setting up shared memory segments an identifier is used to
uniquely identify the shared memory segment to use for the
communication. This is an integer which does not have a default
value.
`[SHM]ShmSize'
Each connection has a shared memory segment where messages between
the nodes are put by the sender and read by the reader. This
segment has a size defined by this parameter. Default value is 1MB.
`[SHM]SendSignalId'
To be able to retrace a distributed message diagram it is
necessary to identify each message with an identity. By setting
this parameter to Y these message identities are also transported
over the network. This feature is not enabled by default.
`[SHM]Checksum'
This parameter is also a Y/N parameter which is not enabled by
default. When enabled all messages are checksummed before put
into the send buffer. This feature enables control that messages
are not corrupted while waiting in the send buffer. It is also a
double check that the transport mechanism haven't corrupted the
data.
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