File: logging_buffer_size.test

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# name: test/sql/logging/logging_buffer_size.test
# description: 
# group: [logging]

require noforcestorage

# By default we flush the logger automatically at certain sensible moments (most importantly, on Query End)
# for this test we want to disable automatic flushing to test the buffer size param  
statement ok
CALL enable_logging('QueryLog', storage_config={'buffer_size': 10, 'only_flush_on_full_buffer': true});

statement ok
SELECT 1 as a;

query I
SELECT count(*) FROM duckdb_logs
----
0

loop i 0 10

statement ok
SELECT 1 as a;

endloop

# We expect a single flush to have happened, e.g. 10 log entries
query I
SELECT count(*) FROM duckdb_logs
----
10

statement ok
CALL disable_logging()

statement ok
CALL truncate_duckdb_logs()

# Change logging to manualog log type
statement ok
CALL enable_logging('', level='trace', storage='memory', storage_config={'buffer_size': 3000, 'only_flush_on_full_buffer': true});

# Buffers aaaaalmost full
statement ok
SELECT write_log('hello from the connection log scope', level := 'error', scope := 'connection') from range(0,2999);

query I
SELECT count(*) FROM duckdb_logs()
----
0

# "it's only a wafer-thin mint"
statement ok
SELECT write_log('hello from the connection log scope', level := 'error', scope := 'connection');

# Buffer has expl.. been flushed
query I
SELECT count(*) FROM duckdb_logs() where type=''
----
3000

# Note that there are 2 logging contexts now, since we wrote the log entries across 2 queries with each their own logging context
query I
SELECT count(*) FROM duckdb_log_contexts()
----
2

# Try with some big buffers now

statement ok
CALL disable_logging()

statement ok
CALL truncate_duckdb_logs()

statement ok
CALL enable_logging(level='trace', storage='memory', storage_config={'buffer_size': 20*2048});

statement ok
SELECT write_log('hello from the connection log scope', level := 'error', scope := 'connection') from range(0,40*2048);

statement ok
FROM duckdb_logs()

statement ok
CALL enable_logging(level='trace', storage='file', storage_config={'buffer_size': 20*2048, 'path': '__TEST_DIR__/logging_buffer_size'});

statement ok
SELECT write_log('hello from the connection log scope', level := 'error', scope := 'connection') from range(0,40*2048);


# Try direct flushing 

statement ok
CALL enable_logging(level='trace', storage='file', storage_config={'buffer_size': 0, 'path': '__TEST_DIR__/logging_buffer_size'});

statement ok
SELECT write_log('hello from the connection log scope', level := 'error', scope := 'connection') from range(0, 2048);


# Try weird buffer size

statement error
CALL enable_logging(level='trace', storage='file', storage_config={'buffer_size': -1, 'path': '__TEST_DIR__/logging_buffer_size'});
----
Invalid Input Error