libdb/test/tcl/dead004.tcl

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# Deadlock Test 4.
# This test is designed to make sure that we handle youngest and oldest
# deadlock detection even when the youngest and oldest transactions in the
# system are not involved in the deadlock (that is, we want to abort the
# youngest/oldest which is actually involved in the deadlock, not simply
# the youngest/oldest in the system).
# Since this is used for transaction systems, the locker ID is what we
# use to identify age (smaller number is older).
#
# The set up is that we have a total of 6 processes.  The oldest (locker 0)
# and the youngest (locker 5) simply acquire a lock, hold it for a long time
# and then release it.  The rest form a ring, obtaining lock N and requesting
# a lock on (N+1) mod 4.  The deadlock detector ought to pick locker 1 or 4
# to abort  and not 0 or 5.

proc dead004 { {tnum "004"} } {
	source ./include.tcl
	global lock_curid
	global lock_maxid

	foreach a { o y } {
		puts "Dead$tnum: Deadlock detector test -a $a"
		env_cleanup $testdir

		# Create the environment.
		puts "\tDead$tnum.a: creating environment"
		set env [berkdb_env -create -mode 0644 -lock -home $testdir]
		error_check_good lock_env:open [is_valid_env $env] TRUE

		set dpid [exec $util_path/db_deadlock -v -t 5 -a $a \
		    -h $testdir >& $testdir/dd.out &]

		set procs 6

		foreach n $procs {

			sentinel_init
			set pidlist ""
			set ret [$env lock_id_set $lock_curid $lock_maxid]
			error_check_good lock_id_set $ret 0

			# Fire off the tests
			puts "\tDead$tnum: $n procs"
			for { set i 0 } { $i < $n } { incr i } {
				set locker [$env lock_id]
				puts "$tclsh_path $test_path/wrap.tcl \
				    $testdir/dead$tnum.log.$i \
				    ddoyscript.tcl $testdir $locker $n $a $i"
				set p [exec $tclsh_path \
					$test_path/wrap.tcl \
					ddoyscript.tcl $testdir/dead$tnum.log.$i \
					$testdir $locker $n $a $i &]
				lappend pidlist $p
			}
			watch_procs $pidlist 5

		}
		# Now check output
		set dead 0
		set clean 0
		set other 0
		for { set i 0 } { $i < $n } { incr i } {
			set did [open $testdir/dead$tnum.log.$i]
			while { [gets $did val] != -1 } {
				# If the line comes from the 
				# profiling tool, ignore it. 
				if { [string first \
				    "profiling:" $val] == 0 } { 
					continue
				}
				switch $val {
					DEADLOCK { incr dead }
					1 { incr clean }
					default { incr other }
				}
			}
			close $did
		}
		tclkill $dpid

		puts "\tDead$tnum: dead check..."
		dead_check oldyoung $n 0 $dead $clean $other

		# Now verify that neither the oldest nor the
		# youngest were the deadlock.
		set did [open $testdir/dead$tnum.log.0]
		error_check_bad file:young [gets $did val] -1
		error_check_good read:young $val 1
		close $did

		set did [open $testdir/dead$tnum.log.[expr $procs - 1]]
		error_check_bad file:old [gets $did val] -1
		error_check_good read:old $val 1
		close $did

		# Windows needs files closed before deleting files,
		# so pause a little
		tclsleep 2
		fileremove -f $testdir/dd.out

		# Remove log files
		for { set i 0 } { $i < $n } { incr i } {
			fileremove -f $testdir/dead$tnum.log.$i
		}
		error_check_good lock_env:close [$env close] 0
	}
}