polardbxengine/mysql-test/suite/xengine_stress/t/runtime/concurrency_1.zz

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# Copyright (c) 2008-2010,2012 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
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# Grammar for generation of templates of testing objects (tables).
#
# Attention:
# 1. The SQL grammar concurrency_1.yy is highly adjusted to the objects
# generated by concurrency_1.zz.
# So please do not modify concurrency_1.zz without adjusting
# concurrency_1.yy too.
# 2. In concurrency_1.yy we
# - work on copies of the objects
# - do not modify the objects
# created here.
# Therefore specialities like
# 1. "Special" tables like partitioned, merged, views etc.
# 2. Variation of the storage engine
# make no sense.
#
# Please read conf/runtime/concurrency_1.yy for more information.
#
# rows => [0, 1, 10, 100 ], might look nice but causes some significant growth
# of data in vardir per server.
# vardir in tmpfs + several parallel RQG runs becomes critical because of the
# limited space in tmpfs. I got a crowd of rare or never seen + not good
# reproducible crashes in various server components. It is till now not clear
# if these crashes are caused by the shortage of free space in tmpfs at all.
# But the likelihood of crashes drops drastic in case there is enough free space.
$tables = {
rows => [0, 1, 10 ],
pk => [ 'int' , 'int auto_increment' ]
};
$fields = {
types => [ 'int', 'varchar(64)', 'decimal', 'float', 'blob' ],
indexes => [ undef ]
};
$data = {
numbers => [ 'digit', 'null', undef ],
strings => [ 'letter', 'english' ],
blobs => [ 'data' ],
temporals => [ 'date', 'year', 'null', undef ]
}