the returned name was used as ` articlename ' for all created perfarticles for this thread . this allows an easy build of the query statement to match the created perfarticle for thisinstance/thread . concode_field_sep PerfRunner test concode_elem_sep String PREFIX_LOG concode_elem_sep String objectName concode_field_sep void init concode_elem_sep PerfArticle getPreparedPerfArticle concode_elem_sep void setPerfRunner concode_elem_sep void insertNewArticlesStress concode_elem_sep Collection readArticlesByCursor concode_elem_sep void updateArticlesStress concode_elem_sep int articleCount concode_elem_sep void deleteArticles concode_elem_sep void run concode_elem_sep PerfArticle newPerfArticle concode_elem_sep void modifyPerfArticle concode_elem_sep void tearDown concode_elem_sep void insertNewArticles concode_elem_sep void checkQueryResult concode_elem_sep void updateArticles concode_elem_sep PerfArticle getArticleByIdentity concode_elem_sep void checkInsertResult concode_elem_sep void deleteArticlesStress concode_elem_sep String testName
String function ( ) { if ( objectName == null ) objectName = testName ( ) + "srini_string" + Thread . currentThread ( ) . toString ( ) + "srini_string" + test . getPerfTestId ( ) ; return objectName ; }