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Eugene Kosov 1394216e3d MDEV-21669 InnoDB: Table ... contains <n> indexes inside InnoDB, which is different from the number of indexes <n> defined in the MariaDB
compare_keys_but_name(): do not use KEY_PART_INFO::field for
Field::is_equal(). Following the logic of that code we need to
compare fields of a table. But KEY_PART_INFO::field sometimes
(when key part is shorter than table field) is a different field.
In that case Field::is_equal() returns incorrect result and
problems occur.

KEY_PART_INFO::field may become some strange field in
open_frm_error open_table_from_share(). I think this is an
incorrect logic, some tecnhical debt. I'm not fixing it right now,
because I don't have time. But I'm making Field::field_length
a const class member. Then, the only fishy code which changed that
field requires now a const_cast<>. I'm bringing attention to that
code with it. This change should not affect logic of the
program in any way.
2020-02-13 15:10:25 +03:00

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create function get_index_id(tbl_id int, index_name char(100))
returns int
begin
declare res int;
select index_id into res from information_schema.innodb_sys_indexes where
name=index_name and table_id = tbl_id;
return res;
end|
create table t (
pk int primary key,
a int,
b int,
c int,
unique index a_key (a),
key c_key (c)
) engine=innodb stats_persistent=1;
insert into t values (1, 1, 1, 1);
set @table_id = (select table_id from information_schema.innodb_sys_tables where name='test/t');
set @a_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'a_key');
set @c_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'c_key');
set @primary_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'primary');
select distinct(index_name) from mysql.innodb_index_stats where table_name = 't';
index_name
PRIMARY
a_key
c_key
alter table t
drop index a_key,
add unique index a_key_strikes_back (a);
select distinct(index_name) from mysql.innodb_index_stats where table_name = 't';
index_name
PRIMARY
a_key_strikes_back
c_key
check table t;
Table Op Msg_type Msg_text
test.t check status OK
select @a_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'a_key_strikes_back'),
@c_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'c_key'),
@primary_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'primary');
@a_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'a_key_strikes_back') @c_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'c_key') @primary_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'primary')
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set @a_key_strikes_back_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'a_key_strikes_back');
set @c_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'c_key');
set @primary_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'primary');
alter table t
drop index a_key_strikes_back,
add unique index a_key_returns (a),
drop primary key,
add primary key (pk),
add unique index b_key (b);
check table t;
Table Op Msg_type Msg_text
test.t check status OK
select @a_key_strikes_back_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'a_key_returns'),
@c_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'c_key'),
@primary_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'primary');
@a_key_strikes_back_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'a_key_returns') @c_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'c_key') @primary_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'primary')
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set @a_key_returns_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'a_key_returns');
set @b_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'b_key');
set @c_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'c_key');
set @primary_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'primary');
alter table t
drop key c_key,
add key c_key2 (c);
check table t;
Table Op Msg_type Msg_text
test.t check status OK
select @a_key_returns_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'a_key_returns'),
@b_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'b_key'),
@c_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'c_key2'),
@primary_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'primary');
@a_key_returns_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'a_key_returns') @b_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'b_key') @c_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'c_key2') @primary_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'primary')
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drop table t;
create table errors (
a int,
unique key a_key (a),
b int
) engine=innodb;
alter table errors
drop key a_key,
drop key a_key,
add unique key a_key2 (a);
ERROR 42000: Can't DROP INDEX `a_key`; check that it exists
alter table errors
drop key a_key,
drop key a_key2,
add unique key a_key2 (a);
ERROR 42000: Can't DROP INDEX `a_key2`; check that it exists
alter table errors
add key b_key (b),
drop key b_key,
add key bb_key (b);
ERROR 42000: Can't DROP INDEX `b_key`; check that it exists
alter table errors
drop key a_key,
add key a_key2 (a),
drop key a_key,
add key a_key2 (a);
ERROR 42000: Can't DROP INDEX `a_key`; check that it exists
drop table errors;
create table corrupted (
a int,
key a_key (a)
) engine=innodb;
insert into corrupted values (1);
select * from corrupted;
a
1
SET @save_dbug = @@SESSION.debug_dbug;
SET debug_dbug = '+d,dict_set_index_corrupted';
check table corrupted;
Table Op Msg_type Msg_text
test.corrupted check Warning InnoDB: Index a_key is marked as corrupted
test.corrupted check error Corrupt
SET debug_dbug = @save_dbug;
select * from corrupted;
ERROR HY000: Index corrupted is corrupted
alter table corrupted
drop key a_key,
add key a_key2 (a);
ERROR HY000: Index a_key is corrupted
alter table corrupted
drop key a_key;
select * from corrupted;
a
1
check table corrupted;
Table Op Msg_type Msg_text
test.corrupted check status OK
drop table corrupted;
create table t (
a int,
unique key a_key (a)
) engine=innodb stats_persistent=1;
SET @save_dbug = @@SESSION.debug_dbug;
SET debug_dbug = '+d,ib_rename_index_fail1';
alter table t
drop key a_key,
add unique key a_key2 (a),
algorithm=instant;
ERROR 40001: Deadlock found when trying to get lock; try restarting transaction
SET debug_dbug = @save_dbug;
alter table t
drop key a_key,
add unique key `GEN_CLUST_INDEX` (a),
algorithm=instant;
ERROR 42000: Incorrect index name 'GEN_CLUST_INDEX'
show create table t;
Table Create Table
t CREATE TABLE `t` (
`a` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
UNIQUE KEY `a_key` (`a`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 STATS_PERSISTENT=1
drop table t;
create table rename_column_and_index (
a int,
unique index a_key(a)
) engine=innodb;
insert into rename_column_and_index values (1), (3);
alter table rename_column_and_index
change a aa int,
drop key a_key,
add unique key aa_key(aa),
algorithm=instant;
show create table rename_column_and_index;
Table Create Table
rename_column_and_index CREATE TABLE `rename_column_and_index` (
`aa` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
UNIQUE KEY `aa_key` (`aa`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1
check table rename_column_and_index;
Table Op Msg_type Msg_text
test.rename_column_and_index check status OK
drop table rename_column_and_index;
#
# MDEV-19189: ASAN memcpy-param-overlap in fill_alter_inplace_info upon adding indexes
#
CREATE TABLE t1 (f1 INT, f2 INT, f3 INT);
ALTER TABLE t1 ADD FOREIGN KEY f (f2) REFERENCES xx(f2);
ALTER TABLE t1 ADD FOREIGN KEY (f2) REFERENCES t1(f2), ADD KEY (f3), ADD KEY (f1);
DROP TABLE t1;
#
# MDEV-21669 InnoDB: Table ... contains <n> indexes inside InnoDB, which is different from the number of indexes <n> defined in the MariaDB
#
CREATE TABLE t1 (col_int INTEGER, col_char CHAR(20), col_varchar VARCHAR(500)) ENGINE=InnoDB;
SET @table_id = (SELECT table_id FROM information_schema.innodb_sys_tables WHERE name='test/t1');
ALTER TABLE t1 ADD KEY idx3 (col_varchar(9)), ADD KEY idX2 (col_char(9));
SET @idx3_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'iDx3');
ALTER TABLE t1 DROP KEY iDx3, ADD KEY Idx3 (col_varchar(9));
SELECT @idx3_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'Idx3');
@idx3_key_id = get_index_id(@table_id, 'Idx3')
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CHECK TABLE t1 EXTENDED ;
Table Op Msg_type Msg_text
test.t1 check status OK
DROP TABLE t1;
DROP FUNCTION get_index_id;