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Fix for bug#37702: Inserted the review results into the patch.

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Horst Hunger
2008-11-26 09:33:41 +01:00
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mysql-test/r/timestamp_func.result
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** Setup **
** Connecting con0 using root **
** Connecting con1 using root **
'#-----------------------------FN_DYNVARS_179_01------------------#'
** Connection con0 **
SET @ts_old = @@SESSION.timestamp;
waiting 1 sec
SET @ts_new = @@SESSION.timestamp;
SELECT @ts_new - @ts_old >= 1 AS 'Timestamp Difference';
Timestamp Difference
SELECT date(now()) = date(sysdate());
date(now()) = date(sysdate())
1
SET @@session.timestamp = 1100000000;
SELECT date(now()) != date(sysdate());
date(now()) != date(sysdate())
1
** Connecting con0 using root **
SELECT @@session.timestamp != 1100000000;
@@session.timestamp != 1100000000
1
SET @@session.timestamp = 1000000000;
SELECT date(now()) != date(sysdate());
date(now()) != date(sysdate())
1
1 means >=1 expected is true
** Connection con1 **
SET @ts_old = @@SESSION.timestamp;
waiting 4 sec
SET @ts_new = @@SESSION.timestamp;
SELECT @ts_new - @ts_old >= 4 AS 'Timestamp Difference';
Timestamp Difference
SELECT @@session.timestamp != 1000000000;
@@session.timestamp != 1000000000
1
1 means >=4 expected is true
'#-----------------------------FN_DYNVARS_179_02---------------------#'
SET @ts_old = @@SESSION.timestamp;
Changing time zone
SET time_zone = 'MET';
SET @ts_new = @@SESSION.timestamp;
SELECT @ts_new - @ts_old >= 1 AS 'Timestamp Difference';
Timestamp Difference
SELECT @@session.timestamp = 1100000000;
@@session.timestamp = 1100000000
1
1 means >=1 expected is true
** Cleanup **
** Connection default **
Disconnecting Connections con0, con1

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** Connecting con1 using root **
SELECT date(now()) = date(sysdate());
date(now()) = date(sysdate())
1
SET @@session.timestamp = 1100000000;
SELECT date(now()) != date(sysdate());
date(now()) != date(sysdate())
0
** Connecting con0 using root **
SELECT @@session.timestamp != 1100000000;
@@session.timestamp != 1100000000
1
SET @@session.timestamp = 1000000000;
SELECT date(now()) != date(sysdate());
date(now()) != date(sysdate())
0
** Connection con1 **
SELECT @@session.timestamp != 1000000000;
@@session.timestamp != 1000000000
1
SELECT @@session.timestamp = 1100000000;
@@session.timestamp = 1100000000
1
** Connection default **
Disconnecting Connections con0, con1

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mysql-test/t/timestamp_func.test
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# Creation Date: 2008-02-25 #
# Author: Sharique Abdullah #
# #
# Modified: HHunger 2008-08-28 Reimplemented the test completely. #
# #
# Description: Test Cases of Dynamic System Variable "timestamp" #
# that checks behavior of this variable in the following ways #
# * Functionality based on different values #
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# #
############################################################################
--echo ** Setup **
--echo
#
# Setup
#
# Change timestamp which must have an effect on now(), but not on sysdate().
# Use Unix epoch timestamp
# All comparisons must deliver true(1)
# Exception: --sysdate-is-now switches off this behaviour and must not be set.
--echo ** Connecting con1 using root **
connect (con1,localhost,root,,);
SELECT date(now()) = date(sysdate());
SET @@session.timestamp = 1100000000;
SELECT date(now()) != date(sysdate());
# Assure that setting of the variable has no effect on other session.
--echo ** Connecting con0 using root **
connect (con0,localhost,root,,);
--echo ** Connecting con1 using root **
connect (con1, localhost, root,,);
SELECT @@session.timestamp != 1100000000;
SET @@session.timestamp = 1000000000;
SELECT date(now()) != date(sysdate());
--echo '#-----------------------------FN_DYNVARS_179_01------------------#'
#
# Checking for connection 1
#
--echo ** Connection con0 **
connection con0;
SET @ts_old = @@SESSION.timestamp;
--echo waiting 1 sec
--sleep 1
SET @ts_new = @@SESSION.timestamp;
SELECT @ts_new - @ts_old >= 1 AS 'Timestamp Difference';
--echo 1 means >=1 expected is true
#
# Checking for connection 2
#
--echo ** Connection con1 **
connection con1;
SET @ts_old = @@SESSION.timestamp;
--echo waiting 4 sec
--sleep 4
SET @ts_new = @@SESSION.timestamp;
SELECT @ts_new - @ts_old >= 4 AS 'Timestamp Difference';
--echo 1 means >=4 expected is true
--echo '#-----------------------------FN_DYNVARS_179_02---------------------#'
#
# Testing timezone change effect
#
SET @ts_old = @@SESSION.timestamp;
--sleep 1
--echo Changing time zone
SET time_zone = 'MET';
SET @ts_new = @@SESSION.timestamp;
SELECT @ts_new - @ts_old >= 1 AS 'Timestamp Difference';
--echo 1 means >=1 expected is true
#
# Cleanup
#
--echo ** Cleanup **
SELECT @@session.timestamp != 1000000000;
SELECT @@session.timestamp = 1100000000;
--echo ** Connection default **
connection default;
--echo Disconnecting Connections con0, con1
disconnect con0;
disconnect con1;

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--sysdate-is-now

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############################################################################
# #
# Variable Name: timestamp with sysdate-is-now #
# Scope: GLOBAL #
# Access Type: Dynamic #
# Data Type: INTEGER #
# #
# #
# Creation Date: 2008-11-25 #
# Author: Horst Hunger #
# #
# Description: Test Cases of Dynamic System Variable "timestamp" #
# that checks behavior of this variable in the following ways #
# * Like timstamp_func, but with set "sysdate-is-now". #
# #
# Reference: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/set-option.html #
# #
############################################################################
# Use Unix epoch timestamp
# Due to "--sysdate-is-now" timestamp must have an effect on both.
# See also timestamp_func.test.
--echo ** Connecting con1 using root **
connect (con1,localhost,root,,);
SELECT date(now()) = date(sysdate());
SET @@session.timestamp = 1100000000;
SELECT date(now()) != date(sysdate());
# Assure that setting of the variable has no effect on other session.
--echo ** Connecting con0 using root **
connect (con0,localhost,root,,);
SELECT @@session.timestamp != 1100000000;
SET @@session.timestamp = 1000000000;
SELECT date(now()) != date(sysdate());
--echo ** Connection con1 **
connection con1;
SELECT @@session.timestamp != 1000000000;
SELECT @@session.timestamp = 1100000000;
--echo ** Connection default **
connection default;
--echo Disconnecting Connections con0, con1
disconnect con0;
disconnect con1;