Run_std
Hi,
Is there a way to continue what's left in run_std after it's interrupted?
I recently compiled 4.3.29. The test is taking more than 1 day on my system and I've re-run it at least 4 times, because of various connection issues of the remote shell client.
Thanks
Hi, Carol,
Could you deciper for me why some of the tests
failed?
And, how do I repeat a specific test (say, -queueext
test097, which might be due to "ulimit -n") that
failed in "run_std"?
Thanks.
Hi,
I'll respond in line, below. I don't see anything scary here.
- Carol
===========================
Here are what came out of my nohup.out (Solaris
9/SPARC):
Test suite run started at: 12:29 08/08/2006
Sleepycat Software: Berkeley DB 4.3.29: (September
6, 2005)
Running environment tests
Running queueext tests
Running recno tests
Running rbtree tests
Running frecno tests
Running rrecno tests
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: FAIL: run_subsystem: sdbtest
sdbtest002: illegal use of | or |& in commandThis is not your problem -- it's a test error that pops up on certain platforms that we have since corrected.
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: FAIL:15:58:03 (00:00:00) r: sdb:
couldn't open "./TESTDIR/t4": no such file or
directoryCould you give me a little more context for this one? If you look in the ALL.OUT file, you'll be able to see what test it was running at the time of the failure.
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: Secondary index join test.
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: sijoin {[ list btree btree btree
]} 1000
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: Secondary index join test.
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: sijoin {[ list recno hash btree
]} 1000
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: WARNING: log record type
__db_pg_new: not tested
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: WARNING: log record type
__db_pg_prepare: not testedNone of the above six lines are significant.
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: FAIL:test044 hash: child killed:
hangupThis looks like something related to your particular remote access situation. You can run test044 standalone if you'd like to make sure this doesn't repeat:
% test044 hash
will do the job.
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: FAIL:17:41:46 (00:01:03)
run_method: -queueext test097: db put:too many open
filesYes, this is a resource shortage. If you raise the number of allowed open files using ulimit it should go away.
Regression Tests Failed
Check UNEXPECTED OUTPUT lines.
Review ALL.OUT.x for details.
Test suite run completed at: 23:14 08/09/2006
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Error while running BDB tcl testsuite commands
Hi,
I build berkeley db (4.7.25) libraries with tcl test suite is enabled in the solaris 9 machine using below configuration
../dist/configure --enable-dynamic ${BUILD_TAG} enable-tcl with-tcl=/export/tcl8.5/lib enable-test enable-java -prefix ${BUILD_DIR}
I used tcl 8.5, jdk1.6.0_18 and gcc-3.4.6 for building libraries.Libraries are build successfully.
When I run tcl command "run_std" in the tcl prompt, test is completed with below error logs in ALL.OUT file.
==========================================================================
cat ALL.OUT | grep FAIL
FAIL: error message in .out file: ./TESTDIR/lock003.1.out:FAIL:14:53:06 (00:00:01) number of other locks on 5: expected 0, got 1
FAIL: error message in .out file: ./TESTDIR/lock003.1.out:FAIL:14:53:06 (00:00:00) ../dist/../test/lockscript.tcl run: FAIL:14:53:06 (00:00:01) number of other locks on 5: expected 0, got 1: pid 28332: expected 0, got 1
FAIL: error message in .out file: ./TESTDIR/lock003.1.out:FAIL:18:24:50 (00:00:00) number of other locks on 44: expected 0, got 1
FAIL: error message in .out file: ./TESTDIR/lock003.1.out:FAIL:18:24:50 (00:00:00) ../dist/../test/lockscript.tcl run: FAIL:18:24:50 (00:00:00) number of other locks on 44: expected 0, got 1: pid 28378: expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:09:45 (00:00:42) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/primary007.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:09:45 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/primary007.db failed.
FAIL:03:09:45 (00:00:00) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/secondary007.0.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:09:45 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/secondary007.0.db failed.
FAIL:03:09:45 (00:00:00) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/secondary007.1.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:09:45 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/secondary007.1.db failed.
FAIL:03:10:31 (00:00:46) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/primary008.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:10:31 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/primary008.db failed.
FAIL:03:10:31 (00:00:00) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/secondary008.0.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:10:31 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/secondary008.0.db failed.
FAIL:03:10:31 (00:00:00) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/secondary008.1.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:10:31 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/secondary008.1.db failed.
FAIL:03:12:06 (00:01:35) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/primary001.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:12:06 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/primary001.db failed.
FAIL:03:12:06 (00:00:00) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/secondary001.0.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:12:06 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/secondary001.0.db failed.
FAIL:03:12:06 (00:00:00) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/secondary001.1.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:12:06 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/secondary001.1.db failed.
FAIL:03:12:34 (00:00:28) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/primary002.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:12:34 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/primary002.db failed.
FAIL:03:12:34 (00:00:00) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/secondary002.0.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:12:34 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/secondary002.0.db failed.
FAIL:03:12:34 (00:00:00) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/secondary002.1.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:12:34 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/secondary002.1.db failed.
FAIL:03:12:47 (00:00:00) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/primary006.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:12:47 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/primary006.db failed.
FAIL:03:12:47 (00:00:00) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/secondary006.1.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:12:47 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/secondary006.1.db failed.
FAIL:03:12:47 (00:00:00) db_dump/db_load(./TESTDIR/secondary006.2.db:couldn't create pipe: too many open files): expected 0, got 1
FAIL:03:12:47 (00:00:00) Dump/load of ./TESTDIR/secondary006.2.db failed.
FAIL:03:13:10 (00:00:23) r: sindex: db open:too many open files
FAIL:06:38:47 (02:19:40) rep_process_message returned DB_NOTFOUND: No matching key/data pair found
====================================================================================
What could be the reason for the above errors while running the tcl testsuite ?
Is there any problem in berkeley db libraries that are build with above configuration?
Could you please clarify.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
MadhuHi Sandra,
I have executed lock003 in the tclsh prompt and error occurred while executing this lock test.
========================================================
[exec] Lock003: Multi-process random lock test
[exec] Lock003.a: Create environment
[exec] Script watcher process 11571 launching lockscript.tcl process 11574.
[exec] Script watcher process 11570 launching lockscript.tcl process 11573.
[exec] Script watcher process 11572 launching lockscript.tcl process 11575.
[exec] Script watcher process 11576 launching lockscript.tcl process 11578.
[exec] Lock003.b: 5 independent processes now running
[exec] Script watcher process 11577 launching lockscript.tcl process 11597.
[exec] 06:35:39 (00:00:00) processes running: 11570 11571 11574 11572 11573 11575 11576 11578 11577 11597
[exec] 06:36:15 (00:00:36) processes running: 11570 11571 11574 11572 11573 11575 11576 11578 11577 11597
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[exec] 10:02:05 (00:00:35) processes running: 11571 11574 11572 11575 11576 11578 11577 11597
[exec] 10:02:39 (00:00:34) processes running: 11571 11574 11572 11575 11576 11578 11577 11597
[exec] 10:03:14 (00:00:35) processes running: 11571 11574 11572 11575 11576 11578 11577 11597
[exec] All processes have exited.
[exec] FAIL: error message in .out file: ./TESTDIR/lock003.0.out:FAIL:06:38:00 (00:00:00) number of other locks on 52: expected 0, got 1
[exec] FAIL: error message in .out file: ./TESTDIR/lock003.0.out:FAIL:06:38:00 (00:00:00) ../dist/../test/lockscript.tcl run: FAIL:06:38:00 (00:00:00) number of other locks on 52: expected 0, got 1: pid 11573: expected 0, got 1
===================================================================
Is this problem occur if berkeley db jars having any issues ?Why because, when berkeleydb jars (build without tcl test flags in the same environment) are used in application under high load,application is hanged because of berkeley db native api.
Sorry,I could not change ulimit value in my system because of lack of permissions.
Can you please explain what could be the reason for the above error and how to rectify it.
Thanks
Madhu -
Is my test suite configured properly?
I am building db-4.6.19 from source on Novell SuSE Linux 9.2 on ia64 (Intel Itanium2) hardware, then running the test suite with tclsh 8.4. Here’s my configuration line:
cd build_unix
../dist/configure prefix=/home/mark/WORKAREAS/webplatform/build/dev/20070924 with-test --with-tcl=/usr/lib
I run make and that goes well, then I run the standard test in tclsh via:
echo 'info tclversion; source ../test/test.tcl; run_std; exit' | tclsh; tail ALL.OUT
Most of the tests pass, but the tail of ALL.OUT is at db-4.6.19/build_unix/ALL.OUT (below) produces many error messages for a few tests. They seem to be variations on the same issue, and I’m not sure how to fix it at this point – can someone point me to help? It appears that a command isn't parsing properly.
I'm not sure how to troubleshoot further, it seems to be a syntax error.
Thanks!
eval test119 -hash "119" ; verify_dir ./TESTDIR "" 1
FAIL:14:29:10 (00:00:00) run_method: -hash test119: bad command "handles": must be dbremove, dbrename, env, envremove, open, sequence, version, rand, random_int, srand, or debug_check
eval test120 -hash "120" ; verify_dir ./TESTDIR "" 1
FAIL:14:29:10 (00:00:00) run_method: -hash test120: bad command "handles": must be dbremove, dbrename, env, envremove, open, sequence, version, rand, random_int, srand, or debug_check
eval test121 -hash "121" ; verify_dir ./TESTDIR "" 1
FAIL:14:29:10 (00:00:00) run_method: -hash test121: bad command "handles": must be dbremove, dbrename, env, envremove, open, sequence, version, rand, random_int, srand, or debug_check
eval test122 -hash "122" ; verify_dir ./TESTDIR "" 1
FAIL:14:29:10 (00:00:00) run_method: -hash test122: bad command "handles": must be dbremove, dbrename, env, envremove, open, sequence, version, rand, random_int, srand, or debug_check
Regression Tests Failed
Test suite run completed at: 14:29 09/24/07Thanks, I have built in a new directory and ammended my configuration line to:
../dist/configure prefix=/home/mark/WORKAREAS/webplatform/build/dev/20070926 with-test enable-tcl with-tcl=/usr/lib
Results in:
checking build system type... ia64-unknown-linux-gnu
checking host system type... ia64-unknown-linux-gnu
checking if building in the top-level or dist directories... no
checking if --disable-cryptography option specified... no
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configure: creating ./config.status
config.status: creating Makefile
config.status: creating db_cxx.h
config.status: creating db_int.h
config.status: creating clib_port.h
config.status: creating include.tcl
config.status: creating db.h
config.status: creating db_config.h
So I believe configuration is fine. Make also completes fine.
~/WORKAREAS/webplatform/build/dev/20070926/db-4.6.19/build_unix> tclsh
% source ../test/test.tcl
% run_std
Test suite run started at: 09:51 09/26/07
Berkeley DB 4.6.19: (August 10, 2007)
Running environment tests
Running archive tests
Running backup tests
Running file operations tests
Running locking tests
Running logging tests
Running memory pool tests
Running transaction tests
Running deadlock detection tests
Running subdatabase tests
Running byte-order tests
Running recno backing file tests
Running DBM interface tests
Running NDBM interface tests
Running Hsearch interface tests
Running secondary index tests
Running replication tests
Running security tests
Running recovery tests
FAIL:09:51:09 (00:00:00) r: recd: bad command "handles": must be dbremove, dbrename, env, envremove, open, sequence, version, rand, random_int, srand, or debug_check
Running join test
Running btree tests
Running rbtree tests
Running queue tests
Running queueext tests
Running recno tests
Running frecno tests
Running rrecno tests
Running hash tests
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: Berkeley DB 4.6.19: (August 10, 2007)
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: FAIL:09:51:06 (00:00:00) r: env: bad command "handles": must be dbremove, dbrename, env, envremove, open, sequence, version, rand, random_int, srand, or debug_check
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: FAIL:09:51:06 (00:00:00) r: archive: bad command "handles": must be dbremove, dbrename, env, envremove, open, sequence, version, rand, random_int, srand, or debug_check
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: FAIL:09:51:06 (00:00:00) r: backup: bad command "handles": must be dbremove, dbrename, env, envremove, open, sequence, version, rand, random_int, srand, or debug_check
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: FAIL:09:51:06 (00:00:00) r: fop: bad command "handles": must be dbremove, dbrename, env, envremove, open, sequence, version, rand, random_int, srand, or debug_check
UNEXPECTED OUTPUT: FAIL:09:51:06 (00:00:00) r: lock: bad command "handles": must be dbremove, dbrename, env, envremove, open, sequence, version, rand, random_int, srand, or debug_check
...and so on to the end. This seems to be the same issue I'd originally reported in this thread. Is there anything else I can do to troubleshoot this? I'm not a tcl expert, unfortunately.
Thanks again for your help or pointers!
--Mark -
Equivalent C API libraries of MQ Series in HP UX needed
Hi,
My C program uses MQ API libraries in Solaris. I need the HP UX equivalent for the same. i.e
In Solaris, I am using the command :
CC In_Proc.c -mt -l imqb23ss -l imqc23ss -lmqic -lmqmcs -lmqmzse -lsocket -lnsl -ldl -o SWIFT_INCOMING_LISTENER
to compile my program "In_Proc.c".
What would be the equivalent libraries (for libary files imqb23ss , imqc23ss , lmqic , lmqmcs , lmqmzse , lsocket , lnsl and ldl ) in HP UX? And how would the compilation command look like ?Are you really only asking about the first error? I listed three, and I thought the first two, being rather simple and obvious, were adequately described. I'll try again.
0. $ cd db-4.5.20.NC/build_unix
1. $ CC=/opt/ansic/bin/cc ../dist/configure enable-cxx enable-diagnostic \
enable-java enable-posixmutexes enable-pthread_api enable-test \
enable-tcl with-tcl=/usr/local/lib --prefix=/usr/local
This results in numerous failures before the configure script decides one is fatal.
Here's the first error showing in my config.log:
cc: warning 422: Unknown option "m" ignored.
cc: error 1400: Option t usage: -t c,name where c may be 1 or more of pc0al.
configure:4925: $? = 0
2. $ CC="/opt/aCC/bin/aCC -Ae" ../dist/configure ... # same flags as above
This results in apparent success, but for these messages:
../dist/configure[22735]: test: Specify a parameter with this command.
configure: WARNING: pread/pwrite interfaces ignored on hpux11.11-hp.
3. $ make
Then I run the self-test as per documentation.
$ tclsh8.4
% source ../test/test.tcl
% run_std
This runs for two days or so, and results in the error I mentioned previously,
here's the excerpt from ALL.OUT:
Rep039.h: Verify logs and databases
Rep_verify: ./TESTDIR/MASTERDIR: Logs and databases match
Rep_verify: ./TESTDIR/CLIENTDIR: Logs and databases match
FAIL: rep_subset test: child killed: SIGABRT
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