Has anyone created a MySql cluster with MYIASM and InnoDB Tables
 

Has any created a MySql cluster with MYIASM and InnoDB Tables. If yes... Please tell me the steps.

First, this is NOT the place to come for people to give you step-by-step directions and how-to's. If you have a specific question, please post it.

Second, did you try to do ANY research on this question first??? Do you understand what MySQL clustering is, how it works, and why it does what it does?
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17952_01/...-compared.html

From the documentation:
So...if you want a clustered database that doesn't cluster your data, feel free to use InnoDB.

Hi TB0ne,

First......
I know that where I am. This is a community and everybody has right to ask questions at their own pattern. Who are you to decide the pattern of question. If you are not able to answer, please don't. You ask me questions I will give you all steps.

Second..
It is really good, That you think, you are the best. But this is bad to think that everyone is a fool. I don't know you or your background. May be you are really guru of MySQL. But for you information, I joined this community as newbie but I have a experience of 13 years and I am an Oracle DBA at senior level since 8 years. I have designed many databases, Implemented many RACs. But It doesn't matter. I have researched on MySQL cluster and found that you can use MySQL cluster either with innodb or with MyISAM. But I have some specific requirement and some where I saw that, the MySQL cluster is configured with Both Innodb and MyISAM. That's why I am asking.. I am working on that may be one day I will post the steps.

Yep...and everyone also has the right to answer how they want to. If you want how-to guides, I'm not going to re-type step-by-step directions for you, when you can look them up. If you want to, feel free.
Great...so then you understood the link I looked up for you, and what it told you. Since you have 13 years experience with Oracle, RAC, etc., then perhaps you can explain why you'd like to implement a clustered database, with tables that can't be clustered??? Yes, InnoDB does have a cluster plug-in, but it has the aforementioned limitation.

You say you've got many years of experience...shouldn't you then also know how to provide details when asking a question, such as what your requirement IS? Shouldn't you be able to (since you're using Oracle and RAC), call Oracle support (since they own MySQL, and you're obviously paying for Oracle...), and ask them how to do what you're after?

Thanks TB0ne for your comments...
I have already discussed with Oracle team. They are saying that by default it is not possible but Its not impossible as I said previously.. I saw some where....... MySQL development team is working on a new and powerful solution but that will take some more time to come in feature.
although thanks :)

Clusters are supposed to use the NDB (aka NDBcluster) engine as far as I can tell (& remember) https://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql-clus...b-engines.html