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2283.4.9
by Stewart Smith
add JSON_SERVER_PORT to test-run.pl and dbqp. Make the basic json_server test actually test something useful, such as interaction between SQL from normal protocol and SQL from http |
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create table t1 (a int primary key auto_increment, b varchar(100)); |
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2283.4.15
by Stewart Smith
use http_post() function to test json_server |
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--replace_result $JSON_SERVER_PORT PORT |
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--eval select http_post("http://localhost:$JSON_SERVER_PORT/0.1/sql", 'select * from t1;'); |
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2283.4.9
by Stewart Smith
add JSON_SERVER_PORT to test-run.pl and dbqp. Make the basic json_server test actually test something useful, such as interaction between SQL from normal protocol and SQL from http |
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insert into t1 (b) values ("from MySQL protocol"); |
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2283.4.15
by Stewart Smith
use http_post() function to test json_server |
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--replace_result $JSON_SERVER_PORT PORT |
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--eval select http_post('http://localhost:$JSON_SERVER_PORT/0.1/sql', 'select * from t1;'); |
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--replace_result $JSON_SERVER_PORT PORT |
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--eval select http_post('http://localhost:$JSON_SERVER_PORT/0.1/sql', 'insert into t1 (b) values (\'from http\');'); |
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2283.4.9
by Stewart Smith
add JSON_SERVER_PORT to test-run.pl and dbqp. Make the basic json_server test actually test something useful, such as interaction between SQL from normal protocol and SQL from http |
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SELECT * from t1; |
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drop table t1; |