Thread: gmake check error on HPUX

gmake check error on HPUX

From
Petre Scheie
Date:
(Sorry if this is a duplicate.)

I'm installing 7.3.1 on an HPUX 11.0 system.  configure and gmake run
fine, but 'gmake SHELL=/bin/ksh check' fails on the random test:

parallel group (16 tests):  select_distinct_on portals select_distinct
transactions select_having
select_into random arrays subselect union select_implicit hash_index
case aggregates btree_index join
      select_into          ... ok
      select_distinct      ... ok
      select_distinct_on   ... ok
      select_implicit      ... ok
      select_having        ... ok
      subselect            ... ok
      union                ... ok
      case                 ... ok
      join                 ... ok
      aggregates           ... ok
      transactions         ... ok
      random               ... failed (ignored)
      portals              ... ok
      arrays               ... ok
      btree_index          ... ok
      hash_index           ... ok
test privileges           ... ok
test misc                 ... ok

The regression.diffs contains the following:

*** ./expected/random.out       Thu Jan  6 00:40:54 2000
--- ./results/random.out        Wed Jan 15 09:06:36 2003
***************
*** 31,35 ****
     WHERE random NOT BETWEEN 80 AND 120;
    random
   --------
! (0 rows)

--- 31,36 ----
     WHERE random NOT BETWEEN 80 AND 120;
    random
   --------
!     131
! (1 row)


Can anyone tell me what this means?  How do I fix it?  Do I need to fix
it since it says it was ignored?  I should mention, perhaps, that this
is the second HP box I'm installing pg onto.  On the previous box, gmake
check ran without errors (once Tom and Giles helped me fix some things;
thanks guys!)

Any help would be apprciated.

Petre Scheie
petre.scheie@nextelpartners.com


Re: gmake check error on HPUX

From
Neil Conway
Date:
On Wed, 2003-01-15 at 13:38, Petre Scheie wrote:
> I'm installing 7.3.1 on an HPUX 11.0 system.  configure and gmake run
> fine, but 'gmake SHELL=/bin/ksh check' fails on the random test:

> Can anyone tell me what this means?

The "random" test fails randomly (heh, as one might expect). If you see
intermittent failures, it's not something to worry about. If you run the
regression tests again, does "random" still fail?

Cheers,

Neil
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