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* emauton/mnesia_create_table_docfix:
Fix index for #person.address in create_table/2
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* crownedgrouse/fix_mnesia_subscribe_doc:
Fix xml doc return value mnesia:(un)subscribe
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{index, [2]} refers to #person.name rather than #person.address, which
caused a little confusion in #erlang today.
{index, [4]} is the correct "hard coded" field for #person.address.
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For performance reasons the file data is not synced to disk in mnesia,
data loss can happen between each dump.
mnesia:dump_log() can be used explicitly to ensure data is written to disk.
But that can take a long time, so mnesia:sync_log() which just
sync the log have been added.
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create_table
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"Lose" means not "not win", but "loose" means "not tight".
Change "loose" to "lose" where appropriate.
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* bd/doc-fixes:
Fix minor documentation errors
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Fix three minor typos and reorder one of a pair of lists of functions so that
the ordering is consistent.
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* is/mnesia-send-compressed:
Add option to compress data when copying tables between Mnesia nodes
OTP-8406 Igor Ribeiro Sucupira added the option to compress data when
copying tables between Mnesia nodes.
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Optionally using data compression for copying Mnesia tables allows
the system to be tuned to eliminate network bottlenecks from
deployments where enough CPU is available to use zlib.
With this patch, running erl -mnesia send_compressed <level>
will enable compression for sending tables between nodes. The
compression level can be any integer in [0, 9], with 0 (the
default) meaning no compression (exactly the previous behaviour)
and 9 being the highest compression level.
To set any non-zero compression level at the sender, both nodes
must have the updated Mnesia modules (the receiver will work
according to the sender's configuration).
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