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TCRMTTEST(1)			 Tokyo Tyrant			  TCRMTTEST(1)

NAME
       tcrmttest - test cases of the remote database API

DESCRIPTION
       The   command   `tcrmttest'  is	a  utility  for	 facility  test	 under
       multi-thread situation.	This command is used in the following  format.
       `host'  specifies  the  host  name of the server.  `rnum' specifies the
       number of iterations.

	      tcrmttest write [-port num] [-tnum num] [-nr] [-rnd] [-ext name]
	      host rnum
		     Store  records  with  keys	 of  8	bytes.	They change as
		     `00000001', `00000002'...
	      tcrmttest read [-port num] [-tnum num] [-mul num] host
		     Retrieve all records of the database above.
	      tcrmttest remove [-port num] [-tnum num] host
		     Remove all records of the database above.

       Options feature the following.

	      -port num : specify the port number.
	      -tnum num : specify the number of running threads.
	      -nr : use the function `tcrdbputnr' instead of `tcrdbput'.
	      -rnd : select keys at random.
	      -ext name : call a script language extension function.
	      -mul num : specify the number of records for the mget command.

       If the port number is not more than 0, UNIX domain socket is  used  and
       the  path  of the socket file is specified by the host parameter.  This
       command returns 0 on success, another on failure.

SEE ALSO
       ttserver(1), ttultest(1), ttulmgr(1), tcrtest(1), tcrmgr(1), ttutil(3),
       tcrdb(3)

Man Page			  2010-08-05			  TCRMTTEST(1)

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