At the moment I have the following calls:
do_stress_test( 1, 100)
do_stress_test( 2, 100)
do_stress_test( 5, 100)
do_stress_test( 10, 100)
do_stress_test( 20, 100)
do_stress_test( 40, 100)
In principal I want to change it to something like:
do_stress_test('sqlite', 1, 100)
do_stress_test('postgres', 1, 100)
do_stress_test('sqlite', 2, 100)
do_stress_test('postgres', 2, 100)
do_stress_test('sqlite', 5, 100)
do_stress_test('postgres', 5, 100)
do_stress_test('sqlite', 10, 100)
do_stress_test('postgres', 10, 100)
do_stress_test('sqlite', 20, 100)
do_stress_test('postgres', 20, 100)
do_stress_test('sqlite', 40, 100)
do_stress_test('postgres', 40, 100)
But that would not be very dry.
I was thinking about something like:
values = (( 1, 100), ( 2, 100), ( 5, 100),
10, 100), (20, 100), (40, 100))
for value in values:
do_stress_test('sqlite', ???)
do_stress_test('postgres', ???)
Is this possible? If so: what do I put at the place of the '???'?
I could change the second and third parameter to a tuple as the second
parameter, but I prefer three parameters if that would be possible.
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