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TCATEST(1)							   Tokyo Cabinet							TCATEST(1)

NAME
tcatest - test cases of the abstract database API DESCRIPTION
The command `tcatest' is a utility for facility test and performance test. This command is used in the following format. `name' specifies the database name. `rnum' specifies the number of iterations. `tnum' specifies the number of transactions. tcatest write name rnum Store records with keys of 8 bytes. They change as `00000001', `00000002'... tcatest read name Retrieve all records of the database above. tcatest remove name Remove all records of the database above. tcatest rcat name rnum Store records with partway duplicated keys using concatenate mode. tcatest misc name rnum Perform miscellaneous test of various operations. tcatest wicked name rnum Perform updating operations of list and map selected at random. tcatest compare name tnum rnum Perform comparison test of database schema. This command returns 0 on success, another on failure. SEE ALSO
tcamttest(1), tcamgr(1), tcadb(3), tokyocabinet(3) Man Page 2011-02-12 TCATEST(1)

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DPTEST(1)						      Quick Database Manager							 DPTEST(1)

NAME
dptest - test cases for QDBM Depot SYNOPSIS
dptest write [-s] name rnum bnum dptest read [-wb] name dptest rcat [-c] name rnum bnum pnum align dptest combo name dptest wicked [-c] name rnum DESCRIPTION
The command `dptest' is a utility for facility test and performance test. Check a database generated by the command or measure the execu- tion time of the command. This command is used in the following format. `name' specifies a database name. `rnum' specifies the number of the records. `bnum' specifies the number of the elements of the bucket array. `pnum' specifies the number of patterns of the keys. `align' specifies the basic size of alignment. `fbpsiz' specifies the size of the free block pool. dptest write [-s] name rnum bnum Store records with keys of 8 bytes. They change as `00000001', `00000002'... dptest read [-wb] name Retrieve all records of the database above. dptest rcat [-c] name rnum bnum pnum align fbpsiz Store records with partway duplicated keys using concatenate mode. dptest combo name Perform combination test of various operations. dptest wicked [-c] name rnum Perform updating operations selected at random. Options feature the following. -s : make the file sparse. -wb : use the function `dpgetwb' instead of the function `dpget'. -c : perform comparison test with map of Cabin. This command returns 0 on success, another on failure. The environment variable `QDBMDBGFD' specifies the file descriptor to output the history of updating the variable `dpecode'. SEE ALSO
qdbm(3), depot(3) AUTHOR
QDBM was written by Mikio Hirabayashi <mikio@fallabs.com>. Man Page 2005-06-01 DPTEST(1)
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