Update test to suppourt multiple database concurrent updates #3939
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Some database may have a different implementation on ensuring uniqueness in domainName. If there is concurrent updates with same domainName in SQL, only one update goes through but if unique is not supported by shared SQL database there might be case where all update can go through sequentially which is not a concern if we maintain the uniqueness over the domainName.
So, added and modified domain test to support these cases.