ndb_restore — Restore an NDB Cluster Backup • --preserve-trailing-spaces ,  -P Command-Line Format --preserve-trailing-spaces Cause trailing spaces to be preserved when promoting a fixed-width character data type to its variable- width equivalent—that is, when promoting a  CHAR  column value to  VARCHAR , or a  BINARY  column value to  VARBINARY . Otherwise, any trailing spaces are dropped from such column values when they are inserted into the new columns. Although you can promote  CHAR  columns to  VARCHAR  and  BINARY  columns to VARBINARY , you cannot promote  VARCHAR  columns to  CHAR  or  VARBINARY columns to  BINARY . Note • --print Command-Line Format --print Type Boolean Default Value FALSE Causes  ndb_restore  to print all data, metadata, and logs to  stdout . Equivalent to using the  -- print-data ,  --print-meta , and  --print-log  options together. Use of  --print  or any of the  --print_*  options is in effect performing a dry run. Including one or more of these options causes any output to be redirected to  stdout ; in such cases,  ndb_restore  makes no attempt to restore data or metadata to an NDB Cluster. Note • --print-data Command-Line Format --print-data Type Boolean Default Value FALSE Command-Line Format --print-defaults Cause  ndb_restore  to direct its output to  stdout . Often used together with one or more of  --tab ,  -- fields-enclosed-by ,  --fields-optionally-enclosed-by ,  --fields-terminated-by ,  -- hex , and  --append . TEXT  and  BLOB  column values are always truncated. Such values are truncated to the first 256 bytes in the output. This cannot currently be overridden when using  --print-data . • --print-defaults • --print-log Print program argument list and exit. 4385 Command-Line Format --print-log