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I'm using benchbase to benchmark a specialized storage engine for MySQL , specifically, using the TPC-C benchmark. Since the TPC-C requires isolation tests, I was curious about how benchbase implements them.
For example, on page 52 of TPC-C Standard Specification Revision 5.11, under sub-section 3.4.2 clause 3.4.2.1, requires an "Isolation Test 1", testing read-write conflicts between Order-Status and New-Order transactions. From the source code, under the stored procedures directory, I couldn't find an implementation of it but it might have been non-obvious and I missed it. Specifically, I was looking for some kind of synchronization mechanism between the Order-Status and New-Order stored procedure classes, is that the correct track?
Alternatively, did I misinterpret the standard specification?
EDIT: Please let me know if there is a better place to ask these kind of questions!
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I'm using benchbase to benchmark a specialized storage engine for MySQL , specifically, using the TPC-C benchmark. Since the TPC-C requires isolation tests, I was curious about how benchbase implements them.
For example, on page 52 of TPC-C Standard Specification Revision 5.11, under sub-section 3.4.2 clause 3.4.2.1, requires an "Isolation Test 1", testing read-write conflicts between Order-Status and New-Order transactions. From the source code, under the stored procedures directory, I couldn't find an implementation of it but it might have been non-obvious and I missed it. Specifically, I was looking for some kind of synchronization mechanism between the Order-Status and New-Order stored procedure classes, is that the correct track?
Alternatively, did I misinterpret the standard specification?
EDIT: Please let me know if there is a better place to ask these kind of questions!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: