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MySQL QA Episode 8: Reducing Testcases for Engineers: tuning reducer.sh

Welcome to MySQL QA Episode 8: Reducing Testcases for Engineers: tuning reducer.sh

  1. Advanced configurable variables & their default/vanilla reducer.sh settings
    1. FORCE_SKIPV
    2. FORCE_SPORADIC
    3. TIMEOUT_COMMAND & TIMEOUT_CHECK
    4. MULTI_THREADS
    5. MULTI_THREADS_INCREASE
    6. QUERYTIMEOUT
    7. STAGE1_LINES
    8. SKIPSTAGE
    9. FORCE_KILL
  2. Some examples
    1. FORCE_SKIPV/FORCE_SPORADIC
    2. TIMEOUT_COMMAND/TIMEOUT_CHECK

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Free MySQL QA & Bash/Linux Training Series

Welcome to the MySQL QA Training Series!

If you have not read our introductory blog post on pquery yet, I’d recommend reading that one first to get a bit of background. The community is enthuastic about pquery, and today I am happy to announce a full training series on pquery and more. Whether you are a Linux or MySQL newbie or a seasoned QA engineer, there is something here for you. From Bash scripting (see episode 1 below), to every aspect of the new pquery framework, it is my hope that you enjoy this series. If you do, please leave us a comment

Database quality assurance is not as straightforward as it may seem. It’s not a matter of point-and-click, but rather of many intertwined tools and scripts. Beyond that, due to the complexity of the underlying product, it’s about having an overall plan or …

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