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# ###########################################################################
# First we check the log file itself: that it can be enabled and disabled,
# that the plugin only writes to it when enabled, and that it can be changed
# both when disabled (and then re-enabled) and changed when enabled (close
# old log file, open and write to new log file).
# ###########################################################################
# The query_log plugin is enabled by default, but query_log_file_enabled is
# disabled by default, so the plugin should not have opened/created the log
# file yet.
--exec if [ -f $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query.log ]; then echo "Log file exists"; else echo "Log file does not exist"; fi
# Does the plugin crash Drizzle on startup? Hopefully not.
# Is it actually plugged in? It should be.
# Can we still exec queries without crashing Drizzle? Let's hope so.
--vertical_results
select * from data_dictionary.plugins join data_dictionary.modules on plugins.plugin_name=modules.module_name where plugin_name='query_log';
--horizontal_results
# When the query_log plugin is added, it's enabled by default, but all its
# destinations (currently it has just one: file) are disabled. So this should
# return 1, 0.
SELECT @@query_log_enabled, @@query_log_file_enabled;
# This query should not be logged because, although the plugin is enabled,
# the query log file is disabled.
SELECT 1;
# Enable the query log file. The first query logged is the SET. The sed
# command changes all numbers to zeros because most the value are variable:
# timestamps, execution times, etc.
SET GLOBAL query_log_file_enabled=TRUE;
SELECT @@query_log_enabled, @@query_log_file_enabled;
--exec $TOP_SRCDIR/plugin/query_log/tests/zero-query-log-values.sh $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query.log
--cat_file $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query.log
# Disable the query_log plugin globally, i.e. the master switch. Neither of
# these three queries should show in the log; so the log will be identical to
# before being disabled.
SET GLOBAL query_log_enabled=FALSE;
SELECT @@query_log_enabled, @@query_log_file_enabled;
SELECT 2;
--exec $TOP_SRCDIR/plugin/query_log/tests/zero-query-log-values.sh $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query.log
--cat_file $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query.log
# Disable and change the qury log file. The plugin should not actually open
# the new file until query_log_file_enabled is true again, so the second SELECT
# should should the new log file for @@query_log_file but the exec should
# show that the file doesn't exist yet.
SET GLOBAL query_log_file_enabled=FALSE;
SELECT @@query_log_enabled, @@query_log_file_enabled;
--replace_result $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR
eval SET GLOBAL query_log_file="$DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-2.log";
--replace_result $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR
SELECT @@query_log_enabled, @@query_log_file_enabled, @@query_log_file;
--exec if [ -f $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-2.log ]; then echo "Log file exists"; else echo "Log file does not exist"; fi
# Now enable the log file again and it should contain just the second SET and
# the SELECT.
SET GLOBAL query_log_enabled=TRUE;
SET GLOBAL query_log_file_enabled=TRUE;
SELECT 'this is the second log file';
--exec if [ -f $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-2.log ]; then echo "Log file exists"; else echo "Log file does not exist"; fi
--exec $TOP_SRCDIR/plugin/query_log/tests/zero-query-log-values.sh $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-2.log
--cat_file $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-2.log
# Finally, change the log file while it's enabled.
--replace_result $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR
eval SET GLOBAL query_log_file="$DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-3.log";
--replace_result $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR
SELECT @@query_log_enabled, @@query_log_file_enabled, @@query_log_file;
--exec if [ -f $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-2.log ]; then echo "Log file exists"; else echo "Log file does not exist"; fi
SELECT 'this is the third log file';
--exec $TOP_SRCDIR/plugin/query_log/tests/zero-query-log-values.sh $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-3.log
--system sed -e 's/".*"/"third-log-file"/' -i.bak $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-3.log
--cat_file $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-3.log
# And just to be sure, let's cat the previous logs to make sure they don't
# have any queries that they shouldn't have.
--exec $TOP_SRCDIR/plugin/query_log/tests/zero-query-log-values.sh $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query.log
--cat_file $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query.log
--exec $TOP_SRCDIR/plugin/query_log/tests/zero-query-log-values.sh $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-2.log
--cat_file $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-2.log
# Done. Cleanup for other tests.
--replace_result $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR
eval SET GLOBAL query_log_file="$DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query.log";
--remove_file $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-2.log
--remove_file $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query-3.log
# ###########################################################################
# Now check that the logged values are correct.
# ###########################################################################
# Clear previous events from the log.
--exec echo "" > $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query.log
# The first line of an event should be an ISO timestamp like
# YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.uuuuuu. We just check that the start of the ts
# matches today's date.
let $today= `SELECT DATE(NOW())`;
--exec $TOP_SRCDIR/plugin/query_log/tests/check-query-log-attribute.pl $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query.log start_ts matches "^$today"
# The 3rd line of an event should be microsecond times like 1.123456
--exec $TOP_SRCDIR/plugin/query_log/tests/check-query-log-attribute.pl $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query.log execution_time,lock_time,session_time matches '\d\.\d{6}','\d\.\d{6}','\d\.\d{6}'
# The 2nd line (rows_examined, etc.) are ints, error on the 4th line is bool,
# and schema on the 5th line is a double-quoted string.
--exec $TOP_SRCDIR/plugin/query_log/tests/check-query-log-attribute.pl $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query.log rows_examined,tmp_tables,warnings,error,schema equals 0,0,0,false,test
# Test that execution_time is accurate: if we sleep for 0.5s, execution time
# should be at least 0.50 and probably a few microseconds longer.
SELECT SLEEP(0.5);
--exec $TOP_SRCDIR/plugin/query_log/tests/check-query-log-attribute.pl $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query.log execution_time between 0.5 0.59
# ############################################################################
# Clean up. Tests must be idempotent and not leave behind a trace, so
# dtr --repeat-test 2 --suite query_log must pass.
# ############################################################################
SET GLOBAL query_log_enabled=TRUE;
SET GLOBAL query_log_file_enabled=FALSE;
--exec rm $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/query*.log
--exec rm $DRIZZLETEST_VARDIR/*.bak
# ###########################################################################
# Done.
# ###########################################################################
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