############# mysql-test\t\sql_log_off_func.test ##########################
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# Variable Name: sql_log_off                                              #
# Scope: SESSION                                                          #
# Access Type: Dynamic                                                    #
# Data Type: BOOLEAN                                                      #
# Default Value: 0 FALSE                                                  #
# Values:       1 TRUE, 0 FALSE                                           #
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# Creation Date: 2008-02-25                                               #
# Author:  Sharique Abdullah                                              #
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# Description: Test Cases of Dynamic System Variable "sql_log_off"        #
#              that checks behavior of this variable in the following ways#
#              * Functionality based on different values                  #
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# Reference: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/set-option.html       #
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###########################################################################

--echo ** Setup **
--echo
#
# Setup
#

SET @default_sql_log_off = @@sql_log_off;

#
# Create tables
#

CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE t1(a varchar(20), b varchar(20));

INSERT INTO t1 VALUES('aa1','bb');
INSERT INTO t1 VALUES('aa2','bb');
INSERT INTO t1 VALUES('aa3','bb');
INSERT INTO t1 VALUES('aa4','bb');
INSERT INTO t1 VALUES('aa5','bb');

--echo '#--------------------FN_DYNVARS_158_01-------------------------#'
#
# Value ON
#

SET SESSION sql_log_off = ON;

UPDATE t1 SET a = 'aa1-updated' WHERE a = 'aa1';

--echo Checking if log contains the executed statement
SELECT argument FROM mysql.general_log WHERE argument = 'UPDATE t1 SET a = \'aa1-updated\' WHERE a = \'aa1\'';

--echo '#--------------------FN_DYNVARS_158_02-------------------------#'
#
# Value OFF
#

SET SESSION sql_log_off = OFF;

# With ps-protocol the UPDATE is executed twice 
--disable_ps_protocol
UPDATE t1 SET a = 'aa1' WHERE a = 'aa1-updated';
--enable_ps_protocol

--echo Checking if log contains the executed statement
SELECT argument FROM mysql.general_log WHERE argument = 'UPDATE t1 SET a = \'aa1\' WHERE a = \'aa1-updated\'';

--echo '#--------------------FN_DYNVARS_158_03--------------------------#'
#
# Session data integrity check
#
--echo ** Connecting con_int1 using root **
connect (con_int1,localhost,root,,);

--echo ** Connection con_int1 **
connection con_int1;
SELECT @@SESSION.sql_log_off;
--echo 0 / FALSE Expected

SET SESSION sql_log_off = FALSE;
--echo ** Connecting con_int2 using root **
connect (con_int2,localhost,root,,);

--echo ** Connection con_int2 **
connection con_int2;
SELECT @@SESSION.sql_log_off;
--echo 0 / FALSE Expected

SET SESSION sql_log_off = TRUE;

--echo ** Connection con_int2 **
connection con_int2;
SELECT @@SESSION.sql_log_off;
--echo 1 / TRUE Expected

--echo ** Connection con_int1 **
connection con_int1;
SELECT @@SESSION.sql_log_off;
--echo 0 / FALSE Expected

--echo ** Connection default **
connection default;
--echo Disconnecting Connections con_int1, con_int2
disconnect con_int1;
disconnect con_int2;


#
# Cleanup
#

SET SESSION sql_log_off = @default_sql_log_off;

DROP TABLE t1;