I think i create mnesia well because I add record in one node and i can see it in same table in the other node. Does this prove it work?
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I think i create mnesia well because I add record in one node and i can see it in same table in the other node. Does this prove it work?
You covered distribution – good job 😉
The missing part is persistence. Make sure that your schema and tables are on disc (not in memory) — of course only if it is desired.
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Usually it requires restart to apply changes.
You can consult mnesia:info() to see how your database looks like.