Variable length fields #43
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brianfrankcoopergh-44 Constant occupancy workload (sears) brianfrankcoopergh-45 Modify DB API for efficient large object support (sears)
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This patch extends CoreWorkload to produce variable-length fields. I've also added two new RequestDistributions.
The first produces the same integer over and over again (to preserve the existing behavior of CoreWorkload). The second reads a histogram from disk, and produces sizes that match the histogram.