# DBT-2 Execution Configuration

# Required general settings:

# Test mode, see driver documentation for details.  Use 1 or 3.
mode = 3

# Database name
database_name = "dbt2"

# Scale factor, the number of warehouses that have been loaded
warehouses = 1

# Test duration in seconds
duration = 120

# Optional general settings:

# Database user name, if not default
#dbuser: dbt2

# Client configuration: create a [[client]] (Array of Tables) entry for each
# instance of a "client" to start.  Client are only needed for "mode" 1.

[[client]]
# These settings are required

# Hostname where a client will be started.  Using "localhost" will not open an
# ssh connection but instead just execute locally.
client_addr = "client1.int"

# Database address to connect to
database_addr = "db1.int"

# Number of database connections to open
connections = 1

# These are optional, defaults are used when commented out.

# The database port
#database_port = 5432

# The client listener port
#client_port = 30001

# Delay in milliseconds between opening database connections, default 100
#connection_delay = 1000

# Delay in milliseconds to wait between database connection attempts, default
# 100
#retry_delay = 100

[[client]]
client_addr = "client2.int"
database = "db2.int"
connections = 1
#database_port = 5432
#client_port = 30001
#connection_delay = 1000

# Driver (a.k.a. terminal emulator) configuration: create a [[driver]] (Array
# of Tables) entry for each instance of a "driver" to start.  Configuration
# options varies depending on mode type.

[[driver]]
# These settings are required

# Hostname where a driver will be started.  Using "localhost" will not open an
# ssh connection but instead just execute locally.
driver_addr = "driver1.int"

# Hostname of a client to connect to, if mode is 1
client_addr = "client1.int"

# Hostname of a client to connect to, if mode is 3
database_addr = "db1.int"

# You must review the following to determine if they are optional or not

# Minimum and maximum (inclusive) warehouse ID that this driver will use.  This
# must be used when multiple drivers are defined, otherwise database integrity
# violations will occur.
#wmin = 1
#wmax = 100

# These are optional, defaults are used when commented out.

# The client listener port
#client_port = 30001

# Limit the number of total connections from this driver instance, default is
# unlimited.
#connection_limit = 1

# How many processes to start per processor, which also means a connection will
# be opened per process started, default 1
#connections_per_processor = 2

# Advanced mode, requires intimate knowledge of the TPC-C specification.  Do
# not turn on if you are not intimately familiar with the TPC-C benchmark.
#advanced = 1

[[driver]]
driver_addr = "driver2.int"
client_addr = "client2.int"
database_addr = "db2.int"
#wmin = 1
#wmax = 100
#client_port = 30001
#connection_limit = 1
#connections_per_processor = 2
#advanced = 1

# Create a [[database]] (Array of Tables) entry for each additional database to
# collect data from when running with the --stats or --profile flag.  These
# additional entry are only needed for systems that the client or driver are
# not already connecting to as defined in this configuration file.
#[[database]]
#database_addr = db3.int