workload/tpcc: add next-order-id repairing option for LDR support #135265
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The 'next order id' field of district has a sequence-like behavior that is not a good fit for async replication by LDR, but we can adapt the workload to at least repair the sequence so that it self-heals after a conflict and can at least continue to accept future orders rather than . bringing all traffic to a halt. Release note: none. Epic: none.
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The 'next order id' field of district has a sequence-like behavior that is not a good fit for async replication by LDR, but we can adapt the workload to at least repair the sequence so that it self-heals after a conflict and can at least continue to accept future orders rather than . bringing all traffic to a halt.
Release note: none.
Epic: none.