The output was as followed:
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1.testdb-1: START
2.testdb-1: START
1.testdb-2: START
2.testdb-2: START
1.testdb-3: START
2.testdb-3: START
1.testdb-4: START
2.testdb-4: START
1.testdb-5: START
2.testdb-5: START
2.testdb-4: command failed: INSERT INTO t2 VALUES(58,116,3364); - database schem
a has changed
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Another run gave: ======================================================================================= 1.testdb-1: START 2.testdb-1: START 1.testdb-2: START 2.testdb-2: START 1.testdb-3: START 2.testdb-3: START 1.testdb-4: START 2.testdb-4: START 1.testdb-5: START 2.testdb-5: START Alarm clock =======================================================================================
Did anyone tested this on Solaris ?
Your input is very important to me (I'm trying to find out if this version will solve the multi-threading database access problem).
Thanks in advance, Avner
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