File: concurrent_update_multiple_updaters.test_slow

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# name: test/sql/parallelism/interquery/concurrent_update_multiple_updaters.test_slow
# description: Test concurrent updates with a single updater
# group: [interquery]

statement ok
CREATE TABLE accounts(id INTEGER, money INTEGER)

# 10 accounts
# 10 money per account
statement ok
INSERT INTO accounts SELECT i + 1 AS id, 10 AS money FROM range(10) t(i)

concurrentloop threadid 0 11

# reader thread
loop x 0 2000

onlyif threadid=0
query I
SELECT SUM(money) FROM accounts
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endloop

# updater threads
loop i 0 1000

onlyif threadid>0
statement ok
BEGIN TRANSACTION

onlyif threadid>0
statement ok
UPDATE accounts SET money = money + ${i} * 2 WHERE id = ${threadid}

onlyif threadid>0
statement ok
UPDATE accounts SET money = money - ${i} WHERE id = ${threadid}

onlyif threadid>0
statement ok
UPDATE accounts SET money = money - ${i} * 2 WHERE id = ${threadid}

onlyif threadid>0
statement ok
UPDATE accounts SET money = money + ${i} WHERE id = ${threadid}

# we test both commit and rollback
# the result of both should be the same since the updates have a
# net-zero effect
onlyif threadid>5
statement ok
COMMIT

onlyif threadid>0&&threadid<=5
statement ok
ROLLBACK

endloop

endloop

query I
SELECT SUM(money) FROM accounts
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