EVOLUTION-MANAGER

Edit File: autoinc_vars_thread_2.result

#---------------------------
# ten threads inserting simultaneously with increment > 1
# Issue #390
#---------------------------
CREATE TABLE t1 (pk INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, thr INT) ENGINE=rocksdb;
connect  con$i, localhost, root,,;
SET auto_increment_increment = 100;
SET auto_increment_offset = 9 + 1;
connect  con$i, localhost, root,,;
SET auto_increment_increment = 100;
SET auto_increment_offset = 8 + 1;
connect  con$i, localhost, root,,;
SET auto_increment_increment = 100;
SET auto_increment_offset = 7 + 1;
connect  con$i, localhost, root,,;
SET auto_increment_increment = 100;
SET auto_increment_offset = 6 + 1;
connect  con$i, localhost, root,,;
SET auto_increment_increment = 100;
SET auto_increment_offset = 5 + 1;
connect  con$i, localhost, root,,;
SET auto_increment_increment = 100;
SET auto_increment_offset = 4 + 1;
connect  con$i, localhost, root,,;
SET auto_increment_increment = 100;
SET auto_increment_offset = 3 + 1;
connect  con$i, localhost, root,,;
SET auto_increment_increment = 100;
SET auto_increment_offset = 2 + 1;
connect  con$i, localhost, root,,;
SET auto_increment_increment = 100;
SET auto_increment_offset = 1 + 1;
connect  con$i, localhost, root,,;
SET auto_increment_increment = 100;
SET auto_increment_offset = 0 + 1;
connection default;
connection con9;
LOAD DATA INFILE <input_file> INTO TABLE t1;
connection con8;
LOAD DATA INFILE <input_file> INTO TABLE t1;
connection con7;
LOAD DATA INFILE <input_file> INTO TABLE t1;
connection con6;
LOAD DATA INFILE <input_file> INTO TABLE t1;
connection con5;
LOAD DATA INFILE <input_file> INTO TABLE t1;
connection con4;
LOAD DATA INFILE <input_file> INTO TABLE t1;
connection con3;
LOAD DATA INFILE <input_file> INTO TABLE t1;
connection con2;
LOAD DATA INFILE <input_file> INTO TABLE t1;
connection con1;
LOAD DATA INFILE <input_file> INTO TABLE t1;
connection con0;
LOAD DATA INFILE <input_file> INTO TABLE t1;
connection default;
connection con9;
connection con8;
connection con7;
connection con6;
connection con5;
connection con4;
connection con3;
connection con2;
connection con1;
connection con0;
connection default;
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t1;
COUNT(*)
1000000
SELECT thr, COUNT(pk) FROM t1 GROUP BY thr;
thr	COUNT(pk)
0	100000
1	100000
2	100000
3	100000
4	100000
5	100000
6	100000
7	100000
8	100000
9	100000
disconnect con9;
disconnect con8;
disconnect con7;
disconnect con6;
disconnect con5;
disconnect con4;
disconnect con3;
disconnect con2;
disconnect con1;
disconnect con0;
SELECT * FROM t1 ORDER BY pk INTO OUTFILE <output_file>;
All pk values matched their expected values
DROP TABLE t1;