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• --preserve-trailing-spaces , -P 

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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. 

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• --print 

## Note 

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 . 

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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. 

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• --print-data 

## Note 

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. 

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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 

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Print program argument list and exit. 

• --print-log 

Command-Line Format 

--print-log 

