== jTPCC == Open Source Java implementation of the TPC-C benchmark. v1.2.0 - 16/10/2005 - Major update with TPC-C Spec 5.4 and added a database population module. * Transactions updated in accordance to the latest TPC-C Specification rev. 5.4. * Added Database Population (org.jtpcc.population) in accordance to the TPC-C Specification rev. 5.4. * Dump database to file after database population. * Restore database with the appropriate SQL file for fast population. * Support for graphics using JFreeChart. * Added multi-database setting. * Integration with Ant. * Added a console mode (use with Grinder). v1.1.0 - 23/12/2003 - Jump in the alpha series (1.x.y) * This is v1.0.7 (current features considered stable) with some changes. * Text output optimized with the use of StringBuffers. * Terminal output no longer creates one tab per terminal (with 100+ terminals it became unusable). * Transaction code inspected (not a real inspection...). v1.0.7 - 06/12/2003 * With a small number of terminals text output was becoming very heavy on the processor. Once again, a harder limit on the amount of text in the output areas. v1.0.6 - 05/12/2003 * Just a vertical gap between buttons and other small changes. v1.0.5 - 04/12/2003 * Configuration panel redesigned to accommodate upcoming features (ramp-up time, etc). * Configurable database driver. * Label at the bottom containing useful information. * Output areas use less memory (many terminals cause the out of memory problem again). v1.0.4 - 28/11/2003 - First release at SourceForge.net. * Limit the total time of execution in minutes. The number of transactions per terminal is still an an option (though not as functional). * Different tpmC format in the report file. * Several other minor changes. v1.0.3 - 27/11/2003 * Exceptions logged onto a different tab. * Configurable number of warehouses. * Limited number of characters per output area. * First attempt at correcting the out of memory error. v1.0.2 - 25/11/2003 * Different approach to solving the d_next_o_id problem on v1.0.0 (primary key violation). * Report file names now have a readable timestamp and go into the REPORTS directory. v1.0.1 - 25/11/2003 * Primary key violation on table new_order may occur during the New-Order transaction. v1.0.0 - 23/11/2003 - First public release. * The first of the alpha series (1.x.y) v0.x.y - Pre-alpha series (not released).