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# # Test that provides code coverage for the code that checks and handles # entries in the cost constant tables that has invalid values. # This will cause warnings to be written to the MySQL error log. # # The reason for having a separte test file for this is that we # need to suppress warnings from the error log. # # Can not run with embedded server since it requires server restarts -- source include/not_embedded.inc # Before starting the test check that the cost constant tables exists and # have the expected content. # # Table: server_cost # # Mask out the content of the last_update column --replace_column 3 # SELECT * FROM mysql.server_cost; # # Table: engine_cost # # Mask out the content of the last_update column --replace_column 5 # SELECT * FROM mysql.engine_cost; # # TEST: correct warning when one of the cost constant tables are missing # # This will cause a warning in the error log that needs to be ignored --disable_query_log call mtr.add_suppression('Failed to open optimizer cost constant tables'); --enable_query_log # Rename one of the tables RENAME TABLE mysql.engine_cost TO mysql.engine_cost_renamed; # Restart the server to check that it handles the missing cost constant # table --echo "Restarting MySQL server" --source include/restart_mysqld.inc --echo "MySQL restarted" # Restore the engine_cost table: RENAME TABLE mysql.engine_cost_renamed TO mysql.engine_cost; # Verify the content of engine_cost: # # Mask out the content of the last_update column --replace_column 5 # SELECT * FROM mysql.engine_cost; # # TEST: handling of unrecognized or illegal entries in the server_cost table # # This will cause the following warnings in the error log that needs to # be ignored --disable_query_log call mtr.add_suppression('Unknown cost constant "lunch_cost" in mysql.server_cost table'); call mtr.add_suppression('Invalid value for cost constant "row_evaluate_cost" in mysql.server_cost table: -1.0'); call mtr.add_suppression('Invalid value for cost constant "key_compare_cost" in mysql.server_cost table: 0.0'); --enable_query_log # Add an unrecognized cost constant name INSERT INTO mysql.server_cost VALUES ("lunch_cost", 1.0, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, "Lunch is important"); # Change an existing cost constant to have a negative cost UPDATE mysql.server_cost SET cost_value=-1.0 WHERE cost_name="row_evaluate_cost"; # Change an existing cost constant to have zero cost UPDATE mysql.server_cost SET cost_value=0.0 WHERE cost_name="key_compare_cost"; # Restart the server to check that it handles the errors in the server_cost # table --echo "Restarting MySQL server" --source include/restart_mysqld.inc --echo "MySQL restarted" # Clean-up: DELETE FROM mysql.server_cost WHERE cost_name LIKE "lunch_cost%"; UPDATE mysql.server_cost SET cost_value=NULL WHERE cost_name="row_evaluate_cost"; UPDATE mysql.server_cost SET cost_value=NULL WHERE cost_name="key_compare_cost"; # # TEST: handling of unrecognized or illegal entries in the engine_cost table # # This will cause the following warnings in the error log that needs to # be ignored --disable_query_log call mtr.add_suppression('Invalid value for cost constant "io_block_read_cost" for "default" storage engine and device type 0 in mysql.engine_cost table: 0.0'); call mtr.add_suppression('Unknown storage engine "Falcon" in mysql.engine_cost table'); call mtr.add_suppression('Invalid device type -1 for "InnoDB" storage engine for cost constant "io_block_read_cost" in mysql.engine_cost table'); call mtr.add_suppression('Unknown cost constant "lunch_cost" in mysql.engine_cost table'); --enable_query_log # Add an unrecognized cost constant name INSERT INTO mysql.engine_cost VALUES ("InnoDB", 0, "lunch_cost", 1.0, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, "Lunch is important"); # Change an existing cost constant to have zero cost UPDATE mysql.engine_cost SET cost_value=0.0 WHERE cost_name="io_block_read_cost"; # Add a cost constant for an unknown storage engine INSERT INTO mysql.engine_cost VALUES ("Falcon", 0, "io_block_read_cost", 1.0, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, "Unknown storage engine"); # Add a cost constant where the device type is illegal INSERT INTO mysql.engine_cost VALUES ("InnoDB", -1, "io_block_read_cost", 1.0, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, "1 is an illegal device type"); # Restart the server to check that it handles the errors in the server_cost # table --echo "Restarting MySQL server" --source include/restart_mysqld.inc --echo "MySQL restarted" # Clean-up: DELETE FROM mysql.engine_cost WHERE cost_name LIKE "lunch_cost%"; UPDATE mysql.engine_cost SET cost_value=NULL; DELETE FROM mysql.engine_cost WHERE device_type = -1; DELETE FROM mysql.engine_cost WHERE engine_name LIKE "Falcon"; # Before ending the test check that the cost constant tables still exists and # have the expected content. # # Table: server_cost # # Mask out the content of the last_update column --replace_column 3 # SELECT * FROM mysql.server_cost; # # Table: engine_cost # # Mask out the content of the last_update column --replace_column 5 # SELECT * FROM mysql.engine_cost;