Regression test questions.

Started by Warren Vanichukabout 25 years ago2 messagesgeneral
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#1Warren Vanichuk
pyber@street-light.com

Greetings.

I'm compiling up PostgreSQL 7.0.03 on a Ultra60 running Solaris 8. It
compiles fine, but there are some questions I have regarding the parallel
regression tests that I performed afterwards.

During the tests I get the folloing errors from the script :

sequential test create_function_1 ... ./run_check.sh: sql/create_function_1.sql: cannot open
diff: expected/create_function_1.out: No such file or directory

sequential test create_function_2 ... ./run_check.sh: sql/create_function_2.sql: cannot open
diff: expected/create_function_2.out: No such file or directory

sequential test copy ... ./run_check.sh: sql/copy.sql: cannot open
diff: expected/copy.out: No such file or directory

parallel group3 (6 tests) ...
./run_check.sh: sql/constraints.sql: cannot open
constraints create_aggregate create_operator create_misc triggers create_index
test constraints ... diff: expected/constraints.out: No such file or directory

sequential test misc ... ./run_check.sh: sql/misc.sql: cannot open
diff: expected/misc.out: No such file or directory

And things such as create_views, create_index, btree_index and other
wonderful things are failing the regression test.

Is this normal? Should I be worried about this, or is this a shortcoming in
the tests themselves?

Sincerely, Warren

#2Peter Eisentraut
peter_e@gmx.net
In reply to: Warren Vanichuk (#1)
Re: Regression test questions.

Warren Vanichuk writes:

I'm compiling up PostgreSQL 7.0.03 on a Ultra60 running Solaris 8. It
compiles fine, but there are some questions I have regarding the parallel
regression tests that I performed afterwards.

During the tests I get the folloing errors from the script :

sequential test create_function_1 ... ./run_check.sh: sql/create_function_1.sql: cannot open
diff: expected/create_function_1.out: No such file or directory

You didn't run 'make all' before 'make runtests'.

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