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#Want to skip this test from daily Valgrind execution
--source include/no_valgrind_without_big.inc
--source include/not_have_privilege_checks_user.inc
#
# WL#5569 MTS
#
# The test checks correctness of replication and can be used for
# benchmarking and comparision with results of its sequential
# counterpart rpl_sequential.test.
# Both tests leave mysqld.2/data/test/delta.out file
# that contains a row with two columns.
# 1. the duration (in seconds) of execution on the master
# 2. the duration of execution on the slave
# The 2nd column of the rpl_parallel can be compared with the 2nd of rpl_sequential.test.
#
# The duration recorded in the file accounts the SQL thread/workers work.
# That is benchmarking on the slave side is effectively started with
# `start slave sql_thread'.
# Example of usage.
# To gather a collection of figures:
# mysql-test$ export slave;
# mysql-test$ slave=parallel; for n in `seq 1 10`;
# do ./mtr --vardir=/dev/shm/var1 --mtr-build-thread=765 rpl_$slave
# --mysqld=--binlog-format=statement;
# find /dev/shm/var1 -name delta.out -exec cat {} \; | cat >> delta.$slave.log;
# done
#
# mysql-test$ slave=sequential; ...
#
# In the end there will be mysql-test/delta.{parallel,sequential}.log files.
#
--source include/not_group_replication_plugin.inc
--source include/not_rpl_gtid_only.inc
--source include/master-slave.inc
connection master;
source extra/rpl_tests/rpl_parallel_load.test;
--source include/rpl_end.inc
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