ndb_restore — Restore an NDB Cluster Backup Command-Line Format --include-stored-grants Introduced 8.0.19-ndb-8.0.19 Type Boolean Default Value FALSE Command-Line Format --include-tables=table-list Type String Default Value Option Result --include-databases=db1 Only tables in database  db1  are restored; all tables in all other databases are ignored --include-databases=db1,db2  (or  -- include-databases=db1 --include- databases=db2 ) Only tables in databases  db1  and  db2  are restored; all tables in all other databases are ignored --include-tables=db1.t1 Only table  t1  in database  db1  is restored; no other tables in  db1  or in any other database are restored 4379 The following table shows several invocations of  ndb_restore  using  --include-*  options (other options possibly required have been omitted for clarity), and the effects these have on restoring from an NDB Cluster backup: When  --include-databases  or  --include-tables  is used, only those databases or tables named by the option are restored; all other databases and tables are excluded by  ndb_restore , and are not restored. Comma-delimited list of tables to restore; each table reference must include the database name. Table 23.43 Several invocations of ndb_restore using --include-* options, and their effects on restoring from an NDB Cluster backup. In NDB 8.0.19 and later,  ndb_restore  does not by default restore shared users and grants (see Section 23.5.12, “Distributed MySQL Privileges with NDB_STORED_USER” ) to the ndb_sql_metadata  table. Specifying this option causes it to do so. • --include-stored-grants • --include-tables = table-list