I have a tester that controls 30 independent variables. Each variable can
have about 40 different values.
Periodically, I run a test. I choose 2 of the 30 independent variables, and
over the next few minutes, fully iterate those 2 variables relative to each
other, visiting each point in a 40*40 space. I want to record the result
of the test at each of those 40*40 points.
What's the best way to use sqlalchemy+mysql to represent this use case?
I'm not even sure of the terminology to use describing this factoring to
use for Google searching.
I'm inclined to have a separate table for each test run, where that table
records {param1 value, param2 value, date, result} and then have a master
table, one row per test run, where that row holds the value of all 30
variables, lists the 2 control variables, and then somehow references or
names the separate table with the results of the test run.
Robert Henry
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