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workload trying to write to computed column for rand workload #66683
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63488: monitoring: renovate grafana dashboards r=kzh a=sai-roach This PR adds in renovated grafana dashboards that aim for feature parity with DB Console metrics page. Dashboards: - Overview - Hardware - Runtime - SQL - Storage - Replication - Distributed - Queues - Slow Requests - Changefeeds These dashboards can be previewed by following the instructions in the monitoring [README.md](https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/blob/master/monitoring/README.md) for spinning up a quick grafana instance. Release note (ops change): The grafana dashboards have been updated to more closely resemble DB console metrics. 66678: tracing: collector was incorrectly flattening recordings r=irfansharif,abarganier a=adityamaru Previously, the trace collector was dialing up a node, visiting all the root spans on the nodes inflight registry, and placing `tracingpb.RecordedSpans` into a flat slice. This caused loss of information about which spans belonged to a chain rooted at a fixed root span. Such a chain is referred to as a `tracing.Recording`. Every node can have multiple `tracing.Recording`s with the same `trace_id`, and they each represent a traced remote operation. This change maintains the `tracing.Recording` grouping of spans by getting the collector to return a `[]tracing.Recording` for each node. The collectors' unit of iteration consequently becomes a `tracing.Recording`. This makes more sense when you think about how we want to consume these traces. Every `tracing.Recording` is a new traced remote operation, and should be visualized as such in Jaegar, JSON etc. This change also augments the collector iterator to return the nodeID of the node that the current `tracing.Recording` belongs too. Informs: #64992 Release note: None 66715: workload: make rand workload aware of computed columns r=mgartner a=rafiss fixes #66683 Release note: None Co-authored-by: sai-roach <sai@cockroachlabs.com> Co-authored-by: Aditya Maru <adityamaru@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Rafi Shamim <rafi@cockroachlabs.com>
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Describe the problem
The workload binary, when used to run the rand workload, is trying to write to a computed column when executed.
To Reproduce
I init'd the rand workload and then tried to run it.
If possible, provide steps to reproduce the behavior:
create db cluster and log into node1
Expected behavior
I expected to have the rand workload run w/o an error that prevents it from functioning.
Environment:
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