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Ole John Aske authored
TEST RESULTS SHOULD NOT DEPEND ON NUMBER OF TC / LDM THREADS IN CONFIG Several MTR tests are modified such that the expected *.result file is independent of how many LDM / TC threads are configured, and on whether the ndbd or ndbmtd is used. Most changes are related to default 'partiotions' being a function of number of LDM's. Thus explicit 'partiotions <n>' spec has been added to several create table statements. A few places the test itself tests that the expected number of default partitions are created. In these places we have included 'ThreadConfig=ldm={count=1}' in the *.cnf file. Also had to increase setting of some config variable in order to account for possible more partitions being created with bigger configs. Also fixed a testcase for bug#58280 (ndb_index.test), which required that 'index_merge' access method was used to test aganst a previous defect. (Added more non-matching rows to test table to make 'index_merge' more favourable) In the join_pushdown test, I have now removed verification of some 'info_counters'. These has in the past caused several issues due to failing test, and maintaining these are IMO not worth the effort anymore.
Ole John Aske authoredTEST RESULTS SHOULD NOT DEPEND ON NUMBER OF TC / LDM THREADS IN CONFIG Several MTR tests are modified such that the expected *.result file is independent of how many LDM / TC threads are configured, and on whether the ndbd or ndbmtd is used. Most changes are related to default 'partiotions' being a function of number of LDM's. Thus explicit 'partiotions <n>' spec has been added to several create table statements. A few places the test itself tests that the expected number of default partitions are created. In these places we have included 'ThreadConfig=ldm={count=1}' in the *.cnf file. Also had to increase setting of some config variable in order to account for possible more partitions being created with bigger configs. Also fixed a testcase for bug#58280 (ndb_index.test), which required that 'index_merge' access method was used to test aganst a previous defect. (Added more non-matching rows to test table to make 'index_merge' more favourable) In the join_pushdown test, I have now removed verification of some 'info_counters'. These has in the past caused several issues due to failing test, and maintaining these are IMO not worth the effort anymore.
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