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Mauritz Sundell authored
added option --table/-t <tablename> to make ndb_desc try to find index. Example, ndb_desc -d test -t mytable 'myindex$unique' The printing of Tables are moved into NdbDictionary.cpp instead of NDBT_Table.cpp. And methods for printing of other NdbDictionary objects are added (using operator<<). ndb_desc can print Index information. HashMap are printed for Tables. Value of FragmentType is now printed as text not number.
Mauritz Sundell authoredadded option --table/-t <tablename> to make ndb_desc try to find index. Example, ndb_desc -d test -t mytable 'myindex$unique' The printing of Tables are moved into NdbDictionary.cpp instead of NDBT_Table.cpp. And methods for printing of other NdbDictionary objects are added (using operator<<). ndb_desc can print Index information. HashMap are printed for Tables. Value of FragmentType is now printed as text not number.
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