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Response latencies are measured in microseconds #42

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NoSQL databases are capable on sub-millisecond latencies and YCSB
was only measuring times with millisecond granularity. This caused
transactions that took place in less than a second to be recorded
as taking 0 time to complete and as a result had the potential to
skew test results. This fix changes the timing granularity to
microseconds.

NoSQL databases are capable on sub-millisecond latencies and YCSB
was only measuring times with millisecond granularity. This caused
transactions that took place in less than a second to be recorded
as taking 0 time to complete and as a result had the potential to
skew test results. This fix changes the timing granularity to
microseconds.
ghost pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 17, 2011
@ghost ghost merged commit 8e16136 into brianfrankcooper:master Oct 17, 2011
jaricftw pushed a commit to jaricftw/YCSB that referenced this pull request Jul 19, 2016
jaricftw pushed a commit to jaricftw/YCSB that referenced this pull request Jul 19, 2016
bhaveshvasandani pushed a commit to bhaveshvasandani/hse-ycsb that referenced this pull request Aug 10, 2021
Merge in HSE/hse-ycsb from fixes/NFSE-4820-update-for-hse-2.0-api to v0.17.0-hse

* commit 'f3b40089a3f464cda68e8dcfe3d0a8896df5d68d':
  Use hse instead of hse1 in Makefile
  Set min hse supported version to 2.0.0
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