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# See the file LICENSE for redistribution information.
#
# Copyright (c) 2012, 2015 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
#
# $Id$
#
# TEST test145
# TEST Tests setting the database creation directory
# TEST in the environment and database handles.
# TEST 1. Test setting the directory in the environment handle
# TEST (1) sets the db creation directory in the env handle with -data_dir;
# TEST (2) opens the env handle with the env home directory;
# TEST (3) opens the db handle with the db file name and db name.
# TEST 2. Test setting the directory in the database handle.
# TEST (1) adds the db creation directory to the data directory list in the
# TEST env handle with -add_dir;
# TEST (2) opens the env handle with the env home directory;
# TEST (3) sets the db creation directory in the db handle with -create_dir;
# TEST (4) opens the db handle with the db file name and db name.
proc test145 { method {tnum "145"} args } {
source ./include.tcl
# This test is only for the behavior of setting the db creation
# directory. So it is fine to test it only for btree.
if { [is_btree $method] != 1 } {
puts "Test$tnum skipping for method $method"
return
}
# If we are using an env, then skip this test. It needs its own.
set eindex [lsearch -exact $args "-env"]
if { $eindex != -1 } {
incr eindex
set env [lindex $args $eindex]
puts "Test$tnum skipping for env $env"
return
}
# Skip -encryptaes since we are using our own env.
set encindx [lsearch -exact $args "-encryptaes"]
if { $encindx != -1 } {
puts "Test$tnum skipping for -encryptaes"
return
}
# This test uses its own database creation directory.
set dirindx [lsearch -exact $args "-create_dir"]
if { $dirindx != -1 } {
incr dirindx
set cdir [lindex $arg $dirindx]
puts "Test$tnum skipping for -create_dir $cdir"
return
}
set omethod [convert_method $method]
set args [convert_args $method $args]
puts "Test$tnum: $method ($args) Set database creation directory."
set curdir [pwd]
set createdir \
[list "$curdir/$testdir/DATA" "DATA" "$testdir/DATA"]
set homedir [list "$curdir/$testdir" "$testdir"]
set subdbname subdb
set cnt1 1
foreach h $homedir {
foreach d $createdir {
set cnt2 1
# Clean the TESTDIR.
env_cleanup $testdir
file mkdir $testdir/DATA
# Set the database creation directory in the
# environment handle and open it.
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2:\
open env -home $h -data_dir $d"
incr cnt2
set env [eval {berkdb env} \
-create -home $h -data_dir $d]
error_check_good is_valid_env [is_valid_env $env] TRUE
# Open the database handle using a file name with path
# prefix.
set oflags " -env $env -create $args $omethod "
foreach f $createdir {
# If the db file name is prefixed with absolute
# path, db open succeeds as long as the path
# directory exists. Otherwise the db open
# succeeds only when the directory $h/$d/$f
# exists.
if { [is_substr $f $curdir] || \
[file exists $h/$d/$f]} {
set res 0
set msg "should succeed"
} else {
set res 1
set msg "should fail"
}
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2: open db\
with db file $f/test$tnum.$cnt2.db ($msg)"
test145_dbopen $oflags $f/test$tnum.$cnt2.db \
NULL test$tnum.$cnt2.db $res
incr cnt2
# Partition is not supported for sub-databases.
if { [is_partitioned $args] == 0 } {
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2: open db\
with db file $f/test$tnum.$cnt2.db\
and db name $subdbname ($msg)"
test145_dbopen $oflags \
$f/test$tnum.$cnt2.db $subdbname \
test$tnum.$cnt2.db $res
} else {
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2: skip\
creating sub-databases with\
partitioning"
}
incr cnt2
}
# Open the database handle with just the file name
# and no path prefix.
# The db open succeeds only when the $d is an
# absolute path or the directory $h/$d exists.
if { [is_substr $d $curdir] || [file exists $h/$d] } {
set res 0
set msg "should succeed"
} else {
set res 1
set msg "should fail"
}
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2: open db\
with db file test$tnum.$cnt2.db ($msg)"
test145_dbopen $oflags test$tnum.$cnt2.db \
NULL test$tnum.$cnt2.db $res
incr cnt2
# Partition is not supported for sub-databases.
if { [is_partitioned $args] == 0 } {
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2: open db\
with db file test$tnum.$cnt2.db\
and db name $subdbname ($msg)"
test145_dbopen $oflags test$tnum.$cnt2.db \
$subdbname test$tnum.$cnt2.db $res
} else {
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2: skip creating\
sub-databases with partitioning"
}
$env close
incr cnt1
# Clean the TESTDIR.
env_cleanup $testdir
file mkdir $testdir/DATA
# Add the database creation directory to the data
# directory list in the environment handle and open it.
set cnt2 1
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2:\
open env -home $h -add_dir $d"
incr cnt2
set env [eval {berkdb env} \
-create -home $h -add_dir $d]
error_check_good is_valid_env [is_valid_env $env] TRUE
# Set the database creation directory in the database
# handle and open it with the database file name that
# with path prefix.
set oflags " -env $env -create $args \
-create_dir $d $omethod "
foreach f $createdir {
# If the db file name is prefixed with absolute
# path, db open succeeds as long as the path
# directory exists. Otherwise the db open
# succeeds only when the directory $h/$d/$f
# exists.
if { [is_substr $f $curdir] || \
[file exists $h/$d/$f]} {
set res 0
set msg "should succeed"
} else {
set res 1
set msg "should fail"
}
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2: open db\
with db file $f/test$tnum.$cnt2.db ($msg)"
test145_dbopen $oflags $f/test$tnum.$cnt2.db \
NULL test$tnum.$cnt2.db $res
incr cnt2
# Partition is not supported for sub-databases.
if { [is_partitioned $args] == 0 } {
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2: open db\
with db file $f/test$tnum.$cnt2.db\
and with db name $subdbname ($msg)"
test145_dbopen $oflags \
$f/test$tnum.$cnt2.db $subdbname \
test$tnum.$cnt2.db $res
} else {
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2: skip\
creating sub-databases with\
partitioning"
}
incr cnt2
}
# Set the database creation directory in the database
# handle and open it with just the file name and no
# path prefix.
# The db open succeeds only when the $d is an
# absolute path or the directory $h/$d exists.
if { [is_substr $d $curdir] || [file exists $h/$d] } {
set res 0
set msg "should succeed"
} else {
set res 1
set msg "should fail"
}
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2: open db\
with db file test$tnum.$cnt2.db ($msg)"
test145_dbopen $oflags test$tnum.$cnt2.db \
NULL test$tnum.$cnt2.db $res
incr cnt2
# Partition is not supported for sub-databases.
if { [is_partitioned $args] == 0 } {
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2: open db\
with db file test$tnum.$cnt2.db\
and with db name $subdbname ($msg)"
test145_dbopen $oflags test$tnum.$cnt2.db \
$subdbname test$tnum.$cnt2.db $res
} else {
puts "\tTest$tnum.$cnt1.$cnt2: skip creating\
sub-databases with partitioning"
}
$env close
incr cnt1
}
}
}
proc test145_dbopen \
{ oflags dbfile dbname resfile res } {
global testdir
# Open the database handle and verify if result is as expected.
if { $res != 0 } {
if { $dbname != "NULL" } {
set ret [catch {eval {berkdb open} \
$oflags $dbfile $dbname} res1]
} else {
set ret [catch {eval {berkdb open} \
$oflags $dbfile} res1]
}
error_check_bad dbopen $ret 0
} else {
if { $dbname != "NULL" } {
set db [eval {berkdb open} \
$oflags $dbfile $dbname]
} else {
set db [eval {berkdb open} \
$oflags $dbfile]
}
error_check_good dbopen [is_valid_db $db] TRUE
$db close
error_check_good dbfile_exist \
[file exists $testdir/DATA/$resfile] 1
}
}
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