Added Dockerfile to build a HammerDB container and TPROC_C sample scripts to build schema and run tests #339
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I have tested, and the Dockerfile build all works correctly. Recommend accepting. |
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Merging Pull Request as voted on by TPC-OSS subcommittee on April 20, 2022. |
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Dockerfile builds a ubuntu 20.04 HammerDB container that installs all the client libraries for databases supported by HammerDB.
Adding some sample scripts for all databases to build schema and do a test run for TPROC-C workload.