pedrocarlo 21fc8bae2a Property::FaultyQuery and FsyncNoWait stored a list of tables to check the on the database. Again, the FaultyQuery could be a Drop Table which meant that we could be running a SELECT on an inexistent table. To solve this, just insert a Property that check all the tables in the db after a Faulty Property

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mod.rs

adjust Rng generic to include ?Sized + introduce WeightedDistribution trait

2025-10-07 02:36:13 -03:00

plan.rs

Property::FaultyQuery and FsyncNoWait stored a list of tables to check the on the database. Again, the FaultyQuery could be a Drop Table which meant that we could be running a SELECT on an inexistent table. To solve this, just insert a Property that check all the tables in the db after a Faulty Property

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property.rs

Property::FaultyQuery and FsyncNoWait stored a list of tables to check the on the database. Again, the FaultyQuery could be a Drop Table which meant that we could be running a SELECT on an inexistent table. To solve this, just insert a Property that check all the tables in the db after a Faulty Property

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query.rs

add Query::Placeholder

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