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use test;

# bug#1180: optimized away part of WHERE clause cause incorect prepared satatement results

drop table if exists test_select;

CREATE TABLE test_select(session_id  char(9) NOT NULL);
INSERT INTO test_select VALUES ("abc");
SELECT * FROM test_select;

prepare st_1180 from 'SELECT * FROM test_select WHERE ?="1111" and session_id = "abc"';

# Must not find a row
set @arg1= 'abc';
execute st_1180 using @arg1;

# Now, it should find one row
set @arg1= '1111';
execute st_1180 using @arg1;

# Back to non-matching
set @arg1= 'abc';
execute st_1180 using @arg1;

drop table test_select;

# end of bug#1180


# bug#1644: Insertion of more than 3 NULL columns with parameter binding fails

# Using prepared statements, insertion of more than three columns with NULL
# values fails to insert additional NULLS.  After the third column NULLS will
# be inserted into the database as zeros.
# First insert four columns of a value (i.e. 22) to verify binding is working
# correctly.  Then Bind to each columns bind parameter an is_null value of 1.
# Then insert four more columns of integers, just for sanity.
# A subsequent select on the server will result in this:
# mysql> select * from foo_dfr;
# +------+------+------+------+
# | col1 | col2 | col3 | col4 |
# +------+------+------+------+
# |   22 |   22 |   22 |   22 |
# | NULL | NULL | NULL |    0 |
# |   88 |   88 |   88 |   88 |
# +------+------+------+------+

# Test is extended to more columns - code stores bit vector in bytes.

drop table if exists tab_many_null;

create table tab_many_null (
  c_01 char(6), c_02 integer, c_03 real, c_04 int(3), c_05 varchar(20),
  c_06 date,    c_07 char(1), c_08 real, c_09 int(11), c_10 time,
  c_11 char(6), c_12 integer, c_13 real, c_14 int(3), c_15 varchar(20),
  c_16 date,    c_17 char(1), c_18 real, c_19 int(11), c_20 text);
# Do not use "timestamp" type, because it has a non-NULL default as of 4.1.2

prepare st_1644 from 'insert into tab_many_null values ( ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)';

set @arg01= 'row_1'; set @arg02= 1; set @arg03= 1.1; set @arg04= 111; set @arg05= 'row_one';
set @arg06= '2004-10-12'; set @arg07= '1'; set @arg08= 1.1; set @arg09= '100100100'; set @arg10= '12:34:56';
set @arg11= 'row_1'; set @arg12= 1; set @arg13= 1.1; set @arg14= 111; set @arg15= 'row_one';
set @arg16= '2004-10-12'; set @arg17= '1'; set @arg18= 1.1; set @arg19= '100100100'; set @arg20= '12:34:56';
execute st_1644 using @arg01, @arg02, @arg03, @arg04, @arg05, @arg06, @arg07, @arg08, @arg09, @arg10,
                      @arg11, @arg12, @arg13, @arg14, @arg15, @arg16, @arg17, @arg18, @arg19, @arg20;

set @arg01= NULL; set @arg02= NULL; set @arg03= NULL; set @arg04= NULL; set @arg05= NULL;
set @arg06= NULL; set @arg07= NULL; set @arg08= NULL; set @arg09= NULL; set @arg10= NULL;
set @arg11= NULL; set @arg12= NULL; set @arg13= NULL; set @arg14= NULL; set @arg15= NULL;
set @arg16= NULL; set @arg17= NULL; set @arg18= NULL; set @arg19= NULL; set @arg20= NULL;
execute st_1644 using @arg01, @arg02, @arg03, @arg04, @arg05, @arg06, @arg07, @arg08, @arg09, @arg10,
                      @arg11, @arg12, @arg13, @arg14, @arg15, @arg16, @arg17, @arg18, @arg19, @arg20;

set @arg01= 'row_3'; set @arg02= 3; set @arg03= 3.3; set @arg04= 333; set @arg05= 'row_three';
set @arg06= '2004-10-12'; set @arg07= '3'; set @arg08= 3.3; set @arg09= '300300300'; set @arg10= '12:34:56';
set @arg11= 'row_3'; set @arg12= 3; set @arg13= 3.3; set @arg14= 333; set @arg15= 'row_three';
set @arg16= '2004-10-12'; set @arg17= '3'; set @arg18= 3.3; set @arg19= '300300300'; set @arg20= '12:34:56';
execute st_1644 using @arg01, @arg02, @arg03, @arg04, @arg05, @arg06, @arg07, @arg08, @arg09, @arg10,
                      @arg11, @arg12, @arg13, @arg14, @arg15, @arg16, @arg17, @arg18, @arg19, @arg20;

select * from tab_many_null;

drop table tab_many_null;

# end of bug#1644


# bug#1677: Prepared statement two-table join returns no rows when one is expected

drop table if exists table1, table2;

create table table1(
   cola varchar(50) not null,
   colb varchar(8) not null,
   colc varchar(12) not null,
   cold varchar(2) not null,
   primary key (cola, colb, cold));

create table table2(
   cola varchar(50) not null,
   colb varchar(8) not null,
   colc varchar(2) not null,
   cold float,
   primary key (cold));

insert into table1 values ('aaaa', 'yyyy', 'yyyy-dd-mm', 'R');

insert into table2 values ('aaaa', 'yyyy', 'R', 203), ('bbbb', 'zzzz', 'C', 201);

prepare st_1676 from 'select a.cola, a.colb, a.cold from table1 a, table2 b where a.cola = ? and a.colb = ? and a.cold = ? and b.cola = a.cola and b.colb = a.colb and b.colc = a.cold';

set @arg0= "aaaa";
set @arg1= "yyyy";
set @arg2= "R";

execute st_1676 using @arg0, @arg1, @arg2;

drop table table1, table2;

# end of bug#1676