Hello Tomas,
> while learning about format of the transaction log produced by pgbench, I've
> noticed this sentence in the section describing format of the per-transaction
> log:
>
> The last field skipped_transactions reports the number of
> transactions skipped because they were too far behind schedule.
> It is only present when both options --rate and --latency-limit
> are used.
>
> Which is wrong, because this field is only added in the aggregated log, not
> in the per-transaction one. So we should delete this.
Indeed.
Several builtin scripts can be specified with -b as well, and -b and -f
can be mixed, the file_no should be renamed script_no and refer to both -b
and -f.
> It also does not explicitly explain that with --latency-limit the latency
> column will contain "skipped" for transactions exceeding the limit latency
> (it's only mentioned in the example output).
Ok.
> So I think we should apply the attached patch (and also backpatch it to 9.5,
> where the --latency-limit got introduced).
Here is an updated version of your proposal: - use <literal> instead of " - use script_no and mention -b as well -
spellout skipped explanation after the sample output
Also, while reading the doc, I really think that the timestamp should be
made explicit milliseconds, i.e. "123.004567" instead of "123 4567", but
that is another question not relevant to this patch.
--
Fabien.
