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Benchmark Factory for Database 9.0 - User Guide

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Test Info

$BFGetVar

Description:

Retrieves a previously stored value using $BFSetVar.  Allows a value to be passed from one transaction to another in conjunction with $BFSetVar, or when value is used multiple times within a transaction.  Each virtual user has its own variable space, so values are not shared between them.

Parameters:

VarName-An alphanumeric identifier of the value stored.

Syntax:

$BFGetVar("VarName")

Example:

$BFSetVar("Totalrow", "2") $BFGetVar("Totalrow") ; if $BFSetVar sets the variable "Totalrow" to 2, $BFGetVar("Totalrow") returns the number 2.

 

 

$BFMaxNode

Description:

Returns the total number of nodes for all users.  This function is intended only for Oracle clustering.

Parameters:

N/A

Syntax:

$BFMaxNode()

Example:

$BFMaxNode() ; returns: 2.  This is the same value seen in the Number of Nodes field in Clustering tab for an Oracle profile.

 

$BFNode

Description:

Returns the node number of the current user.  This function is intended only for Oracle clustering.

Parameters:

N/A

Syntax:

$BFNode()

Example:

$BFNode() ; returns "1"

 

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