WFTO – Weekly Falcon Test Overview 2008-12-19

WFTO for Week 51

since my last report from 2008-12-12 we fixed around 6 Falcon related bugs. Compared to our last WFTO from 2008-12-12 we have 3 new test.

The development of our failed/passed tests ratio over time looks like:

  • 1.75% – 04/229 (this report)
  • 2.65% – 06/226 (last report)
  • 2.68% – 06/224 (report before last one)
WFTO 2008-12-19

WFTO 2008-12-19

News for this week:

  • Kevin Lewis fixed
    • Bug#41035 Running iuds6.tst is crashing Falcon
  • Sergey Vojtovich fixed
    • Bug#32398 Falcon: tablespace file can be table file
    • Bug#33148 falcon mysqldump does not include tablespace info
    • Bug#35257 Falcon: tablespace names are case sensitive
  • Vladislav Vaintroub fixed
    • Bug#38970 Crash in function called from falcon_init when running test cases
    • Bug#41545 sporadic pushbuild failure: [Falcon] Error: read error on database header

What about you?

We are interested in you! Where do you use Falcon? What do you do with Falcon? Are there any features you want to see in Falcon? You can test Falcon and get famous by providing valuable bug reports or even test cases for Falcon!

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4 Responses to WFTO – Weekly Falcon Test Overview 2008-12-19

  1. Cody says:

    What is the ETA for the data length information to be available in the information schema?

  2. admin says:

    Hi Cody,

    what exactly do you mean? Do you have a feature request or bug report at http://bugs.mysql.com/

  3. Matthew Montgomery says:

    Hakan,
    I believe Cody is referencing – http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=25416
    I would find having this information exposed in information_schema.TABLES and/or SHOW TABLE STATUS very useful as well in the same way that MyISAM, InnoDB, NDB and other engines do or should.

    Looks like one of those just kinda forgotten bugs…

  4. Cody says:

    Correct. I’m refering to http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=25416

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