From: Michael Widenius
Date: March 10 2010 5:46pm
Subject: Re: Cleanup proposal: Is the "sql-bench" subtree still useful in
 	binary packages?
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Hi!

>>>>> "Patrick" == Patrick Galbraith <patg@stripped> writes:

Patrick> Monty, et al,
Patrick> I also had created a project with SQL bench on Launchpad that the 
Patrick> Drizzle team was using (having added support to sql-bench for Drizzle). 
Patrick> It can be found at: https://launchpad.net/sql-bench

Patrick> Maybe we ought to coordinate?

The problem with having sql-bench separately, is that we have now
started to actively sql-bench to test our newest optimizations and
features.

This will make each sql-bench more MariaDB release specific and a
newer sql-bench may not necessarily work with an older version if
MariaDB.

I agree we should coordinate as much as possible, the question is just
what the best way to do it.

However the project to run mysqld and sql-bench with a lot of different
configurations is quite independent from sql-bench itself and could
almost qualify as another project.

Lets discuss this is more detail as soon Hakan got the new
multi-run mysqld + sql-bench testing script ready.

Regards,
Monty