Paper Info
Title
A state machine for database non-functional testing
Abstract
Over the last decade, large amounts of concurrent transactions have been generated from different sources, such as, Internet-based systems, mobile applications, smart-homes and cars. High-throughput transaction processing is becoming commonplace, however there is no testing technique for validating non functional aspects of DBMS under transaction flooding workloads. In this paper we propose a database state machine to represent the states of DBMS when processing concurrent transactions. The state transitions are forced by increasing concurrency of the testing workload. Preliminary results show the effectiveness of our approach to drive the system among different performance states and to find related defects.
Year
DOI
Venue
2014
10.1145/2628194.2628201
IDEAS
Keywords
Field
DocType
database applications,design,experimentation,systems,measurement,testing and debugging,performance,linked data,wordnet,freebase,semantic similarity
Transaction processing,Data mining,Concurrency,Workload,Computer science,Online transaction processing,Finite-state machine,Database transaction,Database,Non-functional testing,The Internet
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
0
0.34
2
Authors
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Jorge Augusto Meira1185.77
Eduardo Cunha De Almeida26417.33
Yves Le Traon33922190.39