#
#Test CREATE TABLE with defualt values
#
-- source ../include/have_columnstore.inc

--disable_warnings
DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS mcs4_db;
--enable_warnings

CREATE DATABASE mcs4_db;
USE mcs4_db;

CREATE TABLE t_default
(
 t_INT INT DEFAULT 10,
 t_CHAR_10 CHAR(10) DEFAULT 'mariadb cs',
 t_VARCHAR_100 VARCHAR(100) DEFAULT 'mariadb columnstore',
 t_DATE DATE DEFAULT '1000-11-11',
 t_TIME TIME DEFAULT '00:00:00',
 t_TIMESTAMP TIMESTAMP DEFAULT '2020-01-01',
 t_DATETIME DATETIME DEFAULT '1000-01-01 00:00:00'
 )ENGINE=Columnstore;
INSERT INTO t_default VALUES();
SELECT * FROM t_default;

# Starting from MariaDB 10.2.1, BLOB and TEXT columns can have a DEFAULT value.
CREATE TABLE t1_default(t_TEXT TEXT DEFAULT 'mariadb columnstore', t_BLOB BLOB DEFAULT 'columnstore mariadb')ENGINE=Columnstore;
INSERT INTO t1_default VALUES();
SELECT * FROM t1_default;

# negative scenarios
--error 1067
CREATE TABLE t_neg(col1 INT DEFAULT 'a')ENGINE=Columnstore;
--error 1067
CREATE TABLE t1_neg(col1 VARCHAR(10) DEFAULT 'mariadb columnstore')ENGINE=Columnstore;
--error 1067
CREATE TABLE t2_neg(col1 DATETIME DEFAULT '1')ENGINE=Columnstore;

DROP DATABASE mcs4_db;