jdbcapi/derbyStress.java no longer runs with low memory heap so does provide
testing for leak scenarios
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Key: DERBY-3336
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-3336
Project: Derby
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Test
Affects Versions: 10.4.0.0
Reporter: Kathey Marsden
This was raised as an issue in DERBY-3316, but it seems to make most sense to
raise it as a separate issue. When derbyStress ran in derbyall it ran with
64MB heap so that it could test fixes for various memory leaks. When moved to
JDBCHarnessJavaTest it started running with the full 512MB heap used for
suites.All so no longer tests for those leaks. There are two options presented
so far
1) Move it back to derbyall
2) add it to the junit-all target
For the adding it to the junit-all target option I think a few things have to
happen for it to be run as part of the nightlies.
1) Convert derbyStress.java to junit.
2) create a junit-lomem target and make it part of junit-all.
3) Fix junit-all so that it can run with the nightlies. DERBY-2045 +
distribute ant to the testing machines make nightly script changes etc.
Myrna expressed some misgivings to relying on junit-all because ant is not
available on all the platforms where she tests. I think the best course of
action is to at least temporarily move the test back to derbyall and then open
separate task(s) for the junit conversion effort.
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