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##################################
#
# This include file will be used for all ALTER TABLE statements in the suite.
# If you need to add additional steps or change the logic, copy the file
# to storage/<engine>/mysql-test/storage_engine/ folder and modify it there.
#
##################
#
# Parameters:
#
# --let $alter_definition = <alter definition> # mandatory, everything that goes after the table name in ALTER statement
# --let $table_name = <table name> # optional, default t1
# --let $error_codes = <expected error codes, as in --error> # optional, default 0
# --let $online = [0|1] # optional, default 0 (1 adds ONLINE)
# --let $rename_to = <new table name> # optional, default empty.
# # If set, means we are running RENAME TO, then alter definition is ignored
#
# Usage examples:
#
# --let $alter_definition = ADD COLUMN b $char_col DEFAULT ''
#
if ($rename_to)
{
--let $alter_definition = RENAME TO $rename_to
}
if (!$alter_definition)
{
--die # The ALTER statement is empty
}
--let $alter_statement = ALTER
if ($online)
{
--let $alter_statement = $alter_statement ONLINE
}
if (!$table_name)
{
--let $table_name = t1
}
--let $alter_statement = $alter_statement TABLE $table_name $alter_definition
# We now have the complete ALTER statement in $alter_statement.
# If your ALTER statement should be composed differently,
# modify the logic above.
#####################
# Here you can add logic needed BEFORE the main statement
# (e.g. base tables need to be altered, etc.).
# Surround it by --disable_query_log/--enable_query_log
# if you don't want it to appear in the result output.
#####################
--source obfuscate.inc
eval $alter_statement;
--source check_errors.inc
# Make sure you don't add any statements between the main ALTER (above)
# and saving mysql_errno and mysql_errname (below)
# They are saved in case you want to add more logic after the main ALTER,
# because we need the result code of the statement.
# Also, do not change $alter_statement after it is executed!
--let $my_errno = $mysql_errno
--let $my_errname = $mysql_errname
#####################
# Here you can add logic needed AFTER the main statement.
# Surround it by --disable_query_log/--enable_query_log
# if you don't want it to appear in the result output.
#####################
# Unset the parameters, we don't want them to be accidentally reused later
--let $alter_definition =
--let $table_name =
--let $error_codes =
--let $online = 0
--let $rename_to =
# Restore the error codes of the main statement
--let $mysql_errno = $my_errno
--let $mysql_errname = $my_errname
# Make sure you don't add any SQL statements after restoring
# mysql_errno and mysql_errname (above)
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