NDB Cluster Configuration Files Restart Type N (NDB 8.0.13) Sets the number of partitions used on each node when creating a new  NDB  table. This makes it possible to avoid splitting up tables into an excessive number of partitions when the number of local data managers (LDMs) grows high. While it is possible to set this parameter to different values on different data nodes and there are no known issues with doing so, there is also not likely to be any advantage in doing so, and so it is recommended simply to set it once, for all data nodes, in the  [ndbd default]  section of the global config.ini  file. This parameter is used with  ndbmtd  to assign threads of different types to different CPUs. Its value is a string whose format has the following syntax: The curly braces ( { ... } ) surrounding the list of parameters are required, even if there is only one parameter in the list. A  param  (parameter) specifies any or all of the following information: 4133 • ThreadConfig •The number of threads of the given type ( count ). •The set of CPUs to which the threads of the given type are to be nonexclusively bound. This is determined by either one of  cpubind  or  cpuset ).  cpubind  causes each thread to be bound Version (or later) NDB 8.0.13 Type or units string Default ’’ Range ... Restart Type S (NDB 8.0.13) ThreadConfig :=  entry [, entry [,...]] entry  :=  type ={ param [, param [,...]]} type  ( NDB 8.0.22 and earlier ) := ldm | main | recv | send | rep | io | tc | watchdog | idxbld type  ( NDB 8.0.23 and later ) := ldm | query | recover | main | recv | send | rep | io | tc | param  := count= number | cpubind= cpu_list | cpuset= cpu_list | spintime= number | realtime={0|1} | nosend={0|1} | thread_prio={0..10} | cpubind_exclusive= cpu_list | cpuset_exclusive= cpu_list