TCAMTTEST(1)

✨ TCAMTTEST — bestie's guide to the abstract database API test 💖

okay so this lil page lives in the Tokyo Cabinet manual, section 1 (that's the "commands you actually run in a shell" section, iykyk). sit down, grab a boba, we're testing an abstract database API 🫶

🌸 NAME 🌸

tcamttest — the test cases for the abstract database API, no cap.

💅 DESCRIPTION 💅

so tcamttest is a utility for facility test under multi-thread situation ✨ like, it's the little stress-test goblin that throws a bunch of threads at your database and sees if everything holds up. iconic behaviour honestly.

you run it in the following formats. three little things to know before we go:

• name — specifies the database name 🎀
• tnum — specifies the number of running threads 🧵
• rnum — specifies the number of iterations 🔁

and here's the actual menu of modes, one bullet per vibe:

• tcamttest write name tnum rnum — store records with keys of 8 bytes 🍓 and the way those keys behave is they change as 00000001, 00000002... so yeah, counting upward, cute lil sequence, obsessed.
• tcamttest read name tnum — retrieve all the records of the database above 👑
• tcamttest remove name tnum — remove all the records of the database above 💀 gone, deleted, periodt.

heads up bestie: this command returns 0 on success, and another value on failure 😭 so like, if you get a 0 you ate, and if you get literally anything else, something's wrong and you should go check.

tcamttest write name tnum rnum
tcamttest read name tnum
tcamttest remove name tnum

🦋 SEE ALSO 🦋

go read these next, fr fr:

• tcatest(1)
• tcamgr(1)
• tcadb(3)
• tokyocabinet(3)

kisses, this page was served up fresh on 2012-08-18 by the Tokyo Cabinet crew 🎀✨ slay, go run your tests 💜