phoenix-pherf/src/test/resources/scenario/test_tbl_workload.xml

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<datamodel name="TEST_MT_TABLE_MODEL">
    <datamapping>
        <column>
            <type>CHAR</type>
            <length>2</length>
            <userDefined>true</userDefined>
            <dataSequence>SEQUENTIAL</dataSequence>
            <name>HOST</name>
            <valuelist>
                <!-- Distributes according to specified values. These must total 100 -->
                <!-- ["NA","CS","EU"] -->
                <datavalue distribution="34">
                    <value>NA</value>
                </datavalue>
                <datavalue distribution="33">
                    <value>CS</value>
                </datavalue>
                <datavalue distribution="33">
                    <value>EU</value>
                </datavalue>
            </valuelist>
        </column>
        <column>
            <type>VARCHAR</type>
            <userDefined>true</userDefined>
            <dataSequence>SEQUENTIAL</dataSequence>
            <name>DOMAIN</name>
            <valuelist>
                <!-- Distributes according to specified values. These must total 100 -->
                <!-- ["Salesforce.com","Apple.com","Google.com","Amazon.com"]-->
                <datavalue distribution="25">
                    <value>Salesforce.com</value>
                </datavalue>
                <datavalue distribution="25">
                    <value>Apple.com</value>
                </datavalue>
                <datavalue distribution="25">
                    <value>Google.com</value>
                </datavalue>
                <datavalue distribution="25">
                    <value>Amazon.com</value>
                </datavalue>
            </valuelist>
        </column>
        <column>
            <type>VARCHAR</type>
            <userDefined>true</userDefined>
            <dataSequence>SEQUENTIAL</dataSequence>
            <name>FEATURE</name>
            <valuelist>
                <!-- Distributes according to specified values. These must total 100 -->
                <!-- ["Login","Report","Dashboard","Sales","UI"]-->
                <datavalue distribution="20">
                    <value>Login</value>
                </datavalue>
                <datavalue distribution="20">
                    <value>Report</value>
                </datavalue>
                <datavalue distribution="20">
                    <value>Dashboard</value>
                </datavalue>
                <datavalue distribution="20">
                    <value>Sales</value>
                </datavalue>
                <datavalue distribution="20">
                    <value>UI</value>
                </datavalue>
            </valuelist>
        </column>
        <column>
            <type>DATE</type>
            <userDefined>true</userDefined>
            <dataSequence>SEQUENTIAL</dataSequence>
            <name>DATE</name>
        </column>
        <column>
            <type>DATE</type>
            <userDefined>true</userDefined>
            <!--SEQUENTIAL is unsupported for DATE -->
            <dataSequence>RANDOM</dataSequence>
            <!-- Number [0-100] that represents the probability of creating a null value -->
            <!-- The higher the number, the more like the value will returned will be null -->
            <!-- Leaving this tag out is equivalent to having a 0 probability. i.e. never null -->
            <nullChance>0</nullChance>
            <minValue>2020</minValue>
            <maxValue>2025</maxValue>
            <name>DATE_O</name>
        </column>

        <column>
            <type>BIGINT</type>
            <dataSequence>RANDOM</dataSequence>
            <minValue>1</minValue>
            <maxValue>100</maxValue>
            <!-- Number [0-100] that represents the probability of creating a null value -->
            <!-- The higher the number, the more like the value will returned will be null -->
            <!-- Leaving this tag out is equivalent to having a 0 probability. i.e. never null -->
            <nullChance>0</nullChance>
            <name>USAGE.CORE</name>
        </column>
        <column>
            <type>BIGINT</type>
            <dataSequence>RANDOM</dataSequence>
            <minValue>1</minValue>
            <maxValue>2000</maxValue>
            <!-- Number [0-100] that represents the probability of creating a null value -->
            <!-- The higher the number, the more like the value will returned will be null -->
            <!-- Leaving this tag out is equivalent to having a 0 probability. i.e. never null -->
            <nullChance>0</nullChance>
            <name>USAGE.DB</name>
        </column>
        <column>
            <type>INTEGER</type>
            <dataSequence>RANDOM</dataSequence>
            <minValue>1</minValue>
            <maxValue>10000</maxValue>
            <!-- Number [0-100] that represents the probability of creating a null value -->
            <!-- The higher the number, the more like the value will returned will be null -->
            <!-- Leaving this tag out is equivalent to having a 0 probability. i.e. never null -->
            <nullChance>0</nullChance>
            <name>STATS.ACTIVE_VISITOR</name>
        </column>
    </datamapping>
    <scenarios>
        <scenario tableName="PHERF.TEST_MULTI_TENANT_TABLE" name="TEST_TABLE_WRITE">
            <loadProfile>
                <numOperations>1</numOperations>
                <tenantDistribution useGlobalConnection="true"/>
                <opDistribution id="upsertOp" weight="100"/>
            </loadProfile>

            <upserts>
                <upsert id="upsertOp" useGlobalConnection="true" upsertGroup="write"/>
            </upserts>
        </scenario>
        <scenario tableName="PHERF.TEST_MULTI_TENANT_TABLE" name="TEST_TABLE_READ">
            <loadProfile>
                <numOperations>1</numOperations>
                <tenantDistribution useGlobalConnection="true"/>
                <opDistribution id="queryOp1" weight="50"/>
                <opDistribution id="queryOp2" weight="50"/>
            </loadProfile>

            <querySet>
                <query id="queryOp1" useGlobalConnection="true" statement="select count(*) from PHERF.TEST_MULTI_TENANT_TABLE" queryGroup="Aggregation"/>
                <query id="queryOp2" useGlobalConnection="true" statement="select * from PHERF.TEST_MULTI_TENANT_TABLE LIMIT 100" queryGroup="LIMIT"/>
            </querySet>
        </scenario>
    </scenarios>
</datamodel>