Minor: Add TPCH scale factor 10 to bench.sh, use 10 iteration #6893
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What about increasing the number of iterations as well? This also reduces the variance in the results. |
Dandandan
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Jul 9, 2023
That is a good idea 🤔 It turns out that DataFusion blew up my machine's memory when trying to run TPCH on SF10 as well. Maybe I also need to limit the memory (so the queries error rather than swap the OS to death) |
alamb
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Changed to 10 in bd6812d |
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Thanks @alamb |
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Which issue does this PR close?
Related to #4973
Rationale for this change
The new grouping code is so fast that the measurement noise is becoming significant 😆 so I need larger data
What changes are included in this PR?
add
tpch10as well astpchto bench.shSo you can run
bench.sh run tpch10nowAre these changes tested?
I tested them manually
Are there any user-facing changes?