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dolt/integration-tests/go-sql-server-driver/tests/sql-server-config.yaml
Aaron Son 364024f7a2 integration-tests/go-sql-server-driver: Make a new connection pool per connection assertion, instead of trying to reuse them. 
Simpler.

Much better structure for lots of tests which test things like connection
strings, users and passwords provided at connection time, etc.
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tests:
- name: persist global variable before server startup
repos:
- name: repo1
with_files:
- name: ".dolt/config.json"
contents: |
{"sqlserver.global.max_connections":"1000"}
server:
args: ["-l", "trace"]
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.max_connections"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.max_connections"]
rows: [["1000"]]
- name: invalid persisted global variable name throws warning on server startup, but does not crash
repos:
- name: repo1
with_files:
- name: ".dolt/config.json"
contents: |
{"sqlserver.global.unknown":"1000"}
server:
args: ["-l", "trace"]
log_matches:
- "warning: persisted system variable unknown was not loaded since its definition does not exist."
connections:
- on: repo1
- name: invalid persisted global variable value throws warning on server startup, but does not crash
repos:
- name: repo1
with_files:
- name: ".dolt/config.json"
contents: |
{"sqlserver.global.max_connections":"string"}
server:
log_matches:
- "error: failed to load persisted global variables: key: 'max_connections'; strconv.ParseInt: parsing \"string\": invalid syntax"
connections:
- on: repo1
- name: persisted global variable in server
repos:
- name: repo1
server:
args: ["-l", "trace"]
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- exec: "SET @@PERSIST.max_connections = 1000"
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.max_connections"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.max_connections"]
rows: [["1000"]]
restart_server: {}
- on: repo1
queries:
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.max_connections"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.max_connections"]
rows: [["1000"]]
- name: dolt_replicate_heads is global variable
repos:
- name: repo1
server:
args: ["-l", "trace"]
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- exec: "SET @@GLOBAL.dolt_replicate_heads = main"
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.dolt_replicate_heads"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.dolt_replicate_heads"]
rows: [["main"]]
- query: "select @@SESSION.dolt_replicate_heads"
result:
columns: ["@@SESSION.dolt_replicate_heads"]
# XXX: Is this OK? The session variable does not see the new global value; only new connections see it.
rows: [[""]]
- on: repo1
queries:
- query: "select @@SESSION.dolt_replicate_heads"
result:
columns: ["@@SESSION.dolt_replicate_heads"]
rows: [["main"]]
- query: "select @@dolt_replicate_heads"
result:
columns: ["@@SESSION.dolt_replicate_heads"]
rows: [["main"]]
- name: dolt_replicate_all_heads is global variable
repos:
- name: repo1
server:
args: ["-l", "trace"]
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- exec: "SET @@GLOBAL.dolt_replicate_all_heads = 1"
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.dolt_replicate_all_heads"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.dolt_replicate_all_heads"]
rows: [["1"]]
- query: "select @@SESSION.dolt_replicate_all_heads"
result:
columns: ["@@SESSION.dolt_replicate_all_heads"]
# XXX: Is this OK? The session variable does not see the new global value; only new connections see it.
rows: [["0"]]
- on: repo1
queries:
- query: "select @@SESSION.dolt_replicate_all_heads"
result:
columns: ["@@SESSION.dolt_replicate_all_heads"]
rows: [["1"]]
- query: "select @@dolt_replicate_all_heads"
result:
columns: ["@@SESSION.dolt_replicate_all_heads"]
rows: [["1"]]
- name: dolt_transaction_commit is global variable
repos:
- name: repo1
server:
args: ["-l", "trace"]
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- exec: "SET @@GLOBAL.dolt_transaction_commit = 1"
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.dolt_transaction_commit"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.dolt_transaction_commit"]
rows: [["1"]]
- query: "select @@SESSION.dolt_transaction_commit"
result:
columns: ["@@SESSION.dolt_transaction_commit"]
# XXX: Is this OK? The session variable does not see the new global value; only new connections see it.
rows: [["0"]]
- on: repo1
queries:
- query: "select @@SESSION.dolt_transaction_commit"
result:
columns: ["@@SESSION.dolt_transaction_commit"]
rows: [["1"]]
- query: "select @@dolt_transaction_commit"
result:
columns: ["@@SESSION.dolt_transaction_commit"]
rows: [["1"]]
- query: "select count(*) from dolt_log"
result:
columns: ["count(*)"]
rows: [["1"]]
- exec: "create table tmp (i int)"
- query: "select count(*) from dolt_log"
result:
columns: ["count(*)"]
rows: [["2"]]
- name: persist only global variable during server session
repos:
- name: repo1
server:
args: ["-l", "trace"]
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- exec: "SET PERSIST max_connections = 1000"
- exec: "SET PERSIST_ONLY max_connections = 7777"
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.max_connections"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.max_connections"]
rows: [["1000"]]
restart_server: {}
- on: repo1
queries:
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.max_connections"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.max_connections"]
rows: [["7777"]]
- name: persist invalid global variable name during server session
repos:
- name: repo1
server:
args: ["-l", "trace"]
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- exec: "SET @@PERSIST.unknown = 1000"
error_match: "Unknown system variable"
- name: persist invalid global variable value during server session
repos:
- name: repo1
server: {}
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- exec: "SET @@PERSIST.max_connections = 'string'"
error_match: "Variable 'max_connections' can't be set to the value of 'string'"
- name: set max_connections with yaml config
repos:
- name: repo1
with_files:
- name: "server.yaml"
contents: |
log_level: trace
listener:
max_connections: 999
server:
args: ["--config", "server.yaml"]
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.max_connections"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.max_connections"]
rows: [["999"]]
- name: persistence behavior set to load
repos:
- name: repo1
server:
args: ["--persistence-behavior", "load"]
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.max_connections"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.max_connections"]
rows: [["151"]]
- name: persistence behavior set to ignore
repos:
- name: repo1
server:
args: ["--persistence-behavior", "ignore"]
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.max_connections"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.max_connections"]
rows: [["100"]]
- name: persisted global variable defined on the command line
repos:
- name: repo1
server:
args: ["--max-connections", "555"]
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.max_connections"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.max_connections"]
rows: [["555"]]
- name: persist global variable before server startup with persistence behavior with ignore
repos:
- name: repo1
with_files:
- name: ".dolt/config.json"
contents: |
{"sqlserver.global.max_connections":"999"}
server:
args: ["--persistence-behavior", "ignore"]
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.max_connections"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.max_connections"]
rows: [["100"]]
- name: persisted global variable defined on the command line with persistence ignored
repos:
- name: repo1
server:
args: ["--max-connections", "555", "--persistence-behavior", "ignore"]
connections:
- on: repo1
queries:
- query: "select @@GLOBAL.max_connections"
result:
columns: ["@@GLOBAL.max_connections"]
rows: [["555"]]
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