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Frazer Clement authored
Further test stabilisation - ndbinfo_cluster_locks - SCAN vs other lock types - scan locks will be converted to READ locks by takeover ops, and whether these are issued or not depends on timing, data distribution etc. Therefore, the type of the locks is ignored in two affected testcases. - ndbinfo_cluster_locks + ndbinfo_locks_per_fragment - Testcases where sine kind of 'successful wait' is to be observed : Slow platforms turn this into transaction timeout. Solution : Disable transaction timeout where we do not want it. This involved enhancing an existing DUMP code in DbtcMain to allow it to 'reset' the timeout to the configured value. - ndbinfo - Remove existing testcase side-effect of dropping ndb$test as this makes test 1-shot only, not suitable for use with mtr --repeat Also : Remove missing newline at end of ndbinfo_init_frag_lock_count.inc which meant it could cause parse issues in the including .test file.
Frazer Clement authoredFurther test stabilisation - ndbinfo_cluster_locks - SCAN vs other lock types - scan locks will be converted to READ locks by takeover ops, and whether these are issued or not depends on timing, data distribution etc. Therefore, the type of the locks is ignored in two affected testcases. - ndbinfo_cluster_locks + ndbinfo_locks_per_fragment - Testcases where sine kind of 'successful wait' is to be observed : Slow platforms turn this into transaction timeout. Solution : Disable transaction timeout where we do not want it. This involved enhancing an existing DUMP code in DbtcMain to allow it to 'reset' the timeout to the configured value. - ndbinfo - Remove existing testcase side-effect of dropping ndb$test as this makes test 1-shot only, not suitable for use with mtr --repeat Also : Remove missing newline at end of ndbinfo_init_frag_lock_count.inc which meant it could cause parse issues in the including .test file.
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