From: Michael P. <mic...@gm...> - 2010-11-25 08:15:16
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> > > >> >> I can also see in your results that method 1 is using in total 2 >> connections between the loaders and coordinators. >> Method 2 is using 4 connections. >> I think you did so but... Did you include for method 2 the results of >> loader1-coordinator1 + loader1-coordinator2 for loader1 results? >> Same for loader2? >> > As I know one loader can get one DBT1 result. As you told, a coordinator > should get one DBT1 result beacuse you said I should use > loader1-coordinator1 + loader1-coordinator2 as the result of method2. I don' > t know how can I get DBT1 results according to coordinator. > > If you use one DBT-1 folder for two instances to coordinators from a loader, both instances try to write at the same time in the same mix.log, what could result in a loss of data. Why not separating the instances by launching each loaderX-coordinatorX instance in a different DBT-1 folder? In the case of method 2, create 2 DBT-1 folders on each loader server, for a total of 4 folders. You will have 4 mix.log file for the output of: - loader1/coordinator1 - loader1/coordinator2 - loader2/coordinator1 - loader2/coordinator2 If you do that, you have just to combine mix.log files of loader2/coordinator1 and loader2/coordinator2 to get the output of a loader 2 for instance. It may be also interesting to get the output from Coordinator 1 and 2, by combining for instance log files of loader1/coordinatorX and loader2/coordinatorX. -- Michael Paquier http://michaelpq.users.sourceforge.net |