func TestExecGroupBy(t *testing.T) {
// TODO: this test is bad, it occasionally fails
sqlText := `
select
user_id, count(user_id), avg(price)
FROM orders
GROUP BY user_id
`
ctx := td.TestContext(sqlText)
job, err := exec.BuildSqlJob(ctx)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
msgs := make([]schema.Message, 0)
resultWriter := exec.NewResultBuffer(ctx, &msgs)
job.RootTask.Add(resultWriter)
err = job.Setup()
assert.T(t, err == nil)
err = job.Run()
time.Sleep(time.Millisecond * 10)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
assert.Tf(t, len(msgs) == 2, "should have grouped orders into 2 users %v", len(msgs))
u.Debugf("msg: %#v", msgs[0])
row := msgs[0].(*datasource.SqlDriverMessageMap).Values()
u.Debugf("row: %#v", row)
assert.Tf(t, len(row) == 3, "expects 3 cols but got %v", len(row))
assert.T(t, row[0] == "9Ip1aKbeZe2njCDM", "%#v", row)
// I really don't like this float behavior?
assert.Tf(t, int(row[1].(int64)) == 2, "expected 2 orders for %v", row)
assert.Tf(t, int(row[2].(float64)) == 30, "expected avg=30 for price %v", row)
sqlText = `
select
avg(len(email))
FROM users
GROUP BY "-"
`
ctx = td.TestContext(sqlText)
job, err = exec.BuildSqlJob(ctx)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
msgs = make([]schema.Message, 0)
resultWriter = exec.NewResultBuffer(ctx, &msgs)
job.RootTask.Add(resultWriter)
err = job.Setup()
assert.T(t, err == nil)
err = job.Run()
time.Sleep(time.Millisecond * 10)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
assert.Tf(t, len(msgs) == 1, "should have grouped orders into 1 record %v", len(msgs))
u.Debugf("msg: %#v", msgs[0])
row = msgs[0].(*datasource.SqlDriverMessageMap).Values()
u.Debugf("row: %#v", row)
assert.Tf(t, len(row) == 1, "expects 1 cols but got %v", len(row))
assert.Tf(t, int(row[0].(float64)) == 13, "expected avg(len(email))=15 for %v", int(row[0].(float64)))
}
func TestExecHaving(t *testing.T) {
sqlText := `
select
user_id, count(user_id) AS order_ct
FROM orders
GROUP BY user_id
HAVING order_ct > 1
`
ctx := td.TestContext(sqlText)
job, err := exec.BuildSqlJob(ctx)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
msgs := make([]schema.Message, 0)
resultWriter := exec.NewResultBuffer(ctx, &msgs)
job.RootTask.Add(resultWriter)
err = job.Setup()
assert.T(t, err == nil)
err = job.Run()
time.Sleep(time.Millisecond * 10)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
assert.Tf(t, len(msgs) == 1, "should have filtered HAVING orders into 1 users %v", len(msgs))
u.Debugf("msg: %#v", msgs[0])
row := msgs[0].(*datasource.SqlDriverMessageMap).Values()
u.Debugf("row: %#v", row)
assert.Tf(t, len(row) == 2, "expects 2 cols but got %v", len(row))
assert.T(t, row[0] == "9Ip1aKbeZe2njCDM")
// I really don't like this float behavior?
assert.Tf(t, int(row[1].(int64)) == 2, "expected 2 orders for %v", row)
}
func TestExecSelectWhere(t *testing.T) {
sqlText := `
select
user_id, email, referral_count * 2, 5, yy(reg_date) > 10
FROM users
WHERE yy(reg_date) > 10
`
ctx := td.TestContext(sqlText)
job, err := exec.BuildSqlJob(ctx)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
msgs := make([]schema.Message, 0)
resultWriter := exec.NewResultBuffer(ctx, &msgs)
job.RootTask.Add(resultWriter)
err = job.Setup()
assert.T(t, err == nil)
err = job.Run()
time.Sleep(time.Millisecond * 10)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
assert.Tf(t, len(msgs) == 1, "should have filtered out 2 messages %v", len(msgs))
//u.Debugf("msg: %#v", msgs[0])
row := msgs[0].(*datasource.SqlDriverMessageMap).Values()
//u.Debugf("row: %#v", row)
assert.Tf(t, len(row) == 5, "expects 5 cols but got %v", len(row))
assert.T(t, row[0] == "9Ip1aKbeZe2njCDM")
// I really don't like this float behavior?
assert.Tf(t, int(row[2].(float64)) == 164, "expected %v == 164 T:%T", row[2], row[2])
assert.Tf(t, row[3] == int64(5), "wanted 5 got %v T:%T", row[3], row[3])
assert.T(t, row[4] == true)
}
func ExecSpec(t *testing.T, q *QuerySpec) {
ctx := td.TestContext(q.sql)
job, err := exec.BuildSqlJob(ctx)
if !q.haserr {
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "expected no error but got %v for %s", err, q.sql)
} else {
assert.Tf(t, err != nil, "expected error but got %v for %s", err, q.sql)
return
}
msgs := make([]schema.Message, 0)
resultWriter := exec.NewResultBuffer(ctx, &msgs)
job.RootTask.Add(resultWriter)
err = job.Setup()
if !q.haserr {
}
assert.T(t, err == nil)
err = job.Run()
//time.Sleep(time.Millisecond * 1)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "got err=%v for sql=%s", err, q.sql)
assert.Tf(t, len(msgs) == q.rowct, "expected %d rows but got %v for %s", q.rowct, len(msgs), q.sql)
for rowi, msg := range msgs {
row := msg.(*datasource.SqlDriverMessageMap).Values()
expect := q.expect[rowi]
//u.Debugf("msg? %#v", msg)
assert.Tf(t, len(row) == len(expect), "expects %d cols but got %v for sql=%s", len(expect), len(row), q.sql)
for i, v := range row {
assert.Equalf(t, expect[i], v, "Comparing values, col:%d expected %v:%T got %v:%T for sql=%s",
i, expect[i], expect[i], v, v, q.sql)
}
}
}
func TestExecSqlSet(t *testing.T) {
sqlText := `
set @myvarname = "var value"
`
ctx := td.TestContext(sqlText)
job, err := exec.BuildSqlJob(ctx)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
msgs := make([]schema.Message, 0)
resultWriter := exec.NewResultBuffer(ctx, &msgs)
job.RootTask.Add(resultWriter)
err = job.Setup()
assert.T(t, err == nil)
err = job.Run()
time.Sleep(time.Millisecond * 10)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
assert.Tf(t, len(msgs) == 0, "should not have messages %v", len(msgs))
//u.Debugf("msg: %#v", msgs[0])
ctx2 := td.TestContext(`SELECT 3, @myvarname;`)
ctx2.Session = ctx.Session
job, err = exec.BuildSqlJob(ctx2)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
msgs = make([]schema.Message, 0)
resultWriter = exec.NewResultBuffer(ctx2, &msgs)
job.RootTask.Add(resultWriter)
err = job.Setup()
assert.T(t, err == nil)
err = job.Run()
time.Sleep(time.Millisecond * 10)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
assert.Tf(t, len(msgs) == 1, "should have 1 messages %v", len(msgs))
msg := msgs[0].Body().(*datasource.SqlDriverMessageMap)
assert.Tf(t, msg.Vals[0] == int64(3), "Has 3?")
assert.Tf(t, msg.Vals[1] == "var value", "Has variable value? %v", msg.Vals[1])
setcmds := []string{
`set sql_mode = 'NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION,STRICT_TRANS_TABLES'`,
`set NAMES utf8`,
`set CHARACTER SET utf8`,
}
msgs = make([]schema.Message, 0)
for _, setCmd := range setcmds {
ctx2 := td.TestContext(setCmd)
ctx2.Session = ctx.Session
job, err = exec.BuildSqlJob(ctx2)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
resultWriter = exec.NewResultBuffer(ctx2, &msgs)
job.RootTask.Add(resultWriter)
err = job.Setup()
assert.T(t, err == nil)
err = job.Run()
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error %v", err)
}
}
func TestExecInsert(t *testing.T) {
//mockSchema, _ = registry.Schema("mockcsv")
// By "Loading" table we force it to exist in this non DDL mock store
mockcsv.LoadTable("user_event", "id,user_id,event,date\n1,abcabcabc,signup,\"2012-12-24T17:29:39.738Z\"")
//u.Infof("%p schema", mockSchema)
td.TestContext("select * from user_event")
db, err := datasource.OpenConn("mockcsv", "user_event")
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "%v", err)
dbTable, ok := db.(*mockcsv.MockCsvTable)
assert.Tf(t, ok, "Should be type StaticDataSource but was T %T", db)
assert.Tf(t, dbTable.Length() == 1, "Should have inserted 1 but was %v", dbTable.Length())
sqlText := `
INSERT into user_event (id, user_id, event, date)
VALUES
(uuid(), "9Ip1aKbeZe2njCDM", "logon", now())
`
ctx := td.TestContext(sqlText)
job, err := exec.BuildSqlJob(ctx)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "%v", err)
msgs := make([]schema.Message, 0)
resultWriter := exec.NewResultBuffer(ctx, &msgs)
job.RootTask.Add(resultWriter)
err = job.Setup()
assert.T(t, err == nil)
//u.Infof("running tasks? %v", len(job.RootTask.Children()))
err = job.Run()
assert.T(t, err == nil)
db2, err := datasource.OpenConn("mockcsv", "user_event")
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "%v", err)
dbTable2, ok := db2.(*mockcsv.MockCsvTable)
assert.Tf(t, ok, "Should be type StaticDataSource but was T %T", db2)
//u.Infof("db: %#v", dbTable2)
assert.Tf(t, dbTable2.Length() == 2, "Should have inserted 2 but was %v", dbTable2.Length())
// Now lets query it, we are going to use QLBridge Driver
sqlText = `
select id, user_id, event, date
FROM user_event
WHERE user_id = "9Ip1aKbeZe2njCDM"
`
sqlDb, err := sql.Open("qlbridge", "mockcsv")
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error: %v", err)
assert.Tf(t, sqlDb != nil, "has conn: %v", sqlDb)
defer func() { sqlDb.Close() }()
rows, err := sqlDb.Query(sqlText)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "error: %v", err)
defer rows.Close()
assert.Tf(t, rows != nil, "has results: %v", rows)
cols, err := rows.Columns()
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error: %v", err)
assert.Tf(t, len(cols) == 4, "4 cols: %v", cols)
events := make([]*UserEvent, 0)
for rows.Next() {
var ue UserEvent
err = rows.Scan(&ue.Id, &ue.UserId, &ue.Event, &ue.Date)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error: %v", err)
//u.Debugf("events=%+v", ue)
events = append(events, &ue)
}
assert.Tf(t, rows.Err() == nil, "no error: %v", err)
assert.Tf(t, len(events) == 1, "has 1 event row: %+v", events)
ue1 := events[0]
assert.T(t, ue1.Event == "logon")
assert.T(t, ue1.UserId == "9Ip1aKbeZe2njCDM")
sqlText = `
INSERT into user_event (id, user_id, event, date)
VALUES
(uuid(), "9Ip1aKbeZe2njCDM", "logon", now())
, (uuid(), "9Ip1aKbeZe2njCDM", "click", now())
, (uuid(), "abcd", "logon", now())
, (uuid(), "abcd", "click", now())
`
result, err := sqlDb.Exec(sqlText)
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "error: %v", err)
assert.Tf(t, result != nil, "has results: %v", result)
insertedCt, err := result.RowsAffected()
assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "no error: %v", err)
assert.Tf(t, insertedCt == 4, "should have inserted 4 but was %v", insertedCt)
assert.Tf(t, dbTable.Length() == 6, "should have 6 rows now")
// TODO: this doesn't work
// row := sqlDb.QueryRow("SELECT count(*) from user_event")
// assert.Tf(t, err == nil, "count(*) shouldnt error: %v", err)
// var rowCt int
// row.Scan(&rowCt)
// assert.Tf(t, rowCt == 6, "has rowct=6: %v", rowCt)
}