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BenchmarkSQL is designed and developed as a heterogeneous java
application that should run against PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Oracle at the
minimum (probably SQLSvr & DB2 also). Recent releases have been pretty
rigorously tested and developed for PostgreSQL & Oracle so that it runs
smoothly in both environments (without favoring either one). There may
be some work to do to get it to run on MySQL. Contributions welcome.
PS. to Jan, please correct me if I'm wrong.
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On 9/23/21 11:14 AM, Denis Lussier wrote:
BenchmarkSQL is designed and developed as a heterogeneous java
application that should run against PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Oracle at the
minimum (probably SQLSvr & DB2 also). Recent releases have been pretty
rigorously tested and developed for PostgreSQL & Oracle so that it runs
smoothly in both environments (without favoring either one). There may
be some work to do to get it to run on MySQL. Contributions welcome.
PS. to Jan, please correct me if I'm wrong.
The example .properties file is named sample.mariadb.properties and
should work with MySQL just as well.
Best Regards
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Jan Wieck
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On 9/24/21 10:11 AM, Jan Wieck wrote:
On 9/23/21 11:14 AM, Denis Lussier wrote:
> BenchmarkSQL is designed and developed as a heterogeneous java
> application that should run against PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Oracle at the
> minimum (probably SQLSvr & DB2 also). Recent releases have been pretty
> rigorously tested and developed for PostgreSQL & Oracle so that it runs
> smoothly in both environments (without favoring either one). There may
> be some work to do to get it to run on MySQL. Contributions welcome.
>
> PS. to Jan, please correct me if I'm wrong.
The example .properties file is named sample.mariadb.properties and
should work with MySQL just as well.
On second thought, where does the documentation mention MySQL? I thought
I changed all that to MariaDB, which is binary compatible on the wire
protocol level. The only references to MySQL that I can find in HEAD are
in the pom.xml file where it downloads the mysql-connector-java artifact
during the build process.
We might want to add some paragraph to the documentation that points
MySQL users to using the MariaDB configuration as template. And maybe
add a sample.mysql.properties file.
Regards, Jan
…--
Jan Wieck
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I think leaving a single properties file named Mariab is fine. We can
tweak to doc to mention MariaDB/MySQL
…On Fri, Sep 24, 2021 at 11:34 AM Jan Wieck ***@***.***> wrote:
On 9/24/21 10:11 AM, Jan Wieck wrote:
> On 9/23/21 11:14 AM, Denis Lussier wrote:
>> BenchmarkSQL is designed and developed as a heterogeneous java
>> application that should run against PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Oracle at the
>> minimum (probably SQLSvr & DB2 also). Recent releases have been pretty
>> rigorously tested and developed for PostgreSQL & Oracle so that it runs
>> smoothly in both environments (without favoring either one). There may
>> be some work to do to get it to run on MySQL. Contributions welcome.
>>
>> PS. to Jan, please correct me if I'm wrong.
>
> The example .properties file is named sample.mariadb.properties and
> should work with MySQL just as well.
On second thought, where does the documentation mention MySQL? I thought
I changed all that to MariaDB, which is binary compatible on the wire
protocol level. The only references to MySQL that I can find in HEAD are
in the pom.xml file where it downloads the mysql-connector-java artifact
during the build process.
We might want to add some paragraph to the documentation that points
MySQL users to using the MariaDB configuration as template. And maybe
add a sample.mysql.properties file.
Regards, Jan
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Jan Wieck
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