Charles Lacroix wrote: > Hi, > > just check ndbd from MySQL, i tried it with " simple " table format. > It's great but there are 2 major drawback. > > 1. it only supports a single table format which doesn't support foreign keys. > ( for me this is problematic ) > > 2. all the database is stored in ram so large data isn't welcome. > MySQL 5.1 is supposed to support on-disk clusters. So you can have much larger databases in a cluster. --Ajay