On Fri, Jun 25, 2004 at 01:39:50PM +0300, Stas Bekman wrote:
You can do that easily:
1) start the server:
t/TEST -start
2) start as many clients as you want (e.g. 3 clients):
t/TEST -run [tests]
t/TEST -run [tests]
t/TEST -run [tests]
Thanks Stas! I was finally able to get my
William McKee wrote:
Hi,
Here's an interesting problem I've come across. I have an application
that is occassionally retrieving duplicate data from a BerkeleyDB. I've
written a couple tests which, so far, cannot duplicate the problem (one
using a direct database interface and another using A::T).
Hi,
Here's an interesting problem I've come across. I have an application
that is occassionally retrieving duplicate data from a BerkeleyDB. I've
written a couple tests which, so far, cannot duplicate the problem (one
using a direct database interface and another using A::T).
This has led me to
