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#
# WL#7897 -- Use DD API for Stored Routines.
#
# Test case to verify stored routine load failure.
CREATE FUNCTION f1() RETURNS INT return 1;
CREATE PROCEDURE p1() SELECT 1 AS my_column;
SET DEBUG='+d,fail_stored_routine_load';
SELECT f1();
ERROR HY000: Failed to load routine 'test.f1'.
CALL p1();
ERROR HY000: Failed to load routine 'test.p1'.
SET DEBUG='-d,fail_stored_routine_load';
SELECT f1();
f1()
1
CALL p1();
my_column
1
DROP FUNCTION f1;
DROP PROCEDURE p1;
# Test case to verify stored routine body length error.
SET DEBUG='+d,simulate_routine_length_error';
CREATE PROCEDURE p1() SELECT "simulate_routine_length_error";
ERROR 42000: Routine body for 'p1' is too long
SET DEBUG='-d,simulate_routine_length_error';
# Test case to verify the schema state after failure to drop routine.
CREATE SCHEMA new_db;
CREATE PROCEDURE new_db.proc() SELECT 1 AS my_column;
SET DEBUG='+d,fail_drop_db_routines';
DROP SCHEMA IF EXISTS new_db;
ERROR HY000: Failed to DROP ROUTINE
SET DEBUG='-d,fail_drop_db_routines';
DROP SCHEMA IF EXISTS new_db;
CREATE SCHEMA new_db;
DROP SCHEMA new_db;
#
# Bug#26040870 - ASSERT ON KILL'ING A STORED ROUTINE INVOCATION.
#
CREATE TABLE t1 (a INT);
CREATE FUNCTION f1() RETURNS INT
BEGIN
INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (1);
RETURN 1;
END|
SET DEBUG_SYNC= "sp_lex_instr_before_exec_core SIGNAL sp_ready WAIT_FOR sp_finish";
SELECT f1();
SET DEBUG_SYNC="now WAIT_FOR sp_ready";
KILL QUERY sp_con_id;
SET DEBUG_SYNC="now SIGNAL sp_finish";
# Diagnostics area is not set if routine statement execution is
# interrupted by the KILL operation. Accessing diagnostics area in such
# case results in the issue reported.
# Patch for the bug25586773, checks if diagnostics area is set before
# accessing it.
ERROR 70100: Query execution was interrupted
SET DEBUG_SYNC='RESET';
DROP TABLE t1;
DROP FUNCTION f1;
#
# Bug#28864244 : DATA DICTIONARY ASSERT IN MEB.UNICODE.
#
SET NAMES utf8;
Warnings:
Warning 3719 'utf8' is currently an alias for the character set UTF8MB3, but will be an alias for UTF8MB4 in a future release. Please consider using UTF8MB4 in order to be unambiguous.
SET DEBUG='+d,simulate_lctn_two_case_for_schema_case_compare';
CREATE DATABASE `tèst-db`;
#Without fix, assert condition to check schema name case fails for following
#statement.
CREATE PROCEDURE `tèst-db`.test() SELECT 1;
DROP DATABASE `tèst-db`;
SET DEBUG='-d,simulate_lctn_two_case_for_schema_case_compare';
SET NAMES default;
#############################################################
# WL#9049 Add a dynamic privilege for stored routine backup.
#
# Test Cases to verify that user with SHOW_ROUTINE can
# view all the SP/SF code and maintain behaviour of
# statements for user with global SELECT privilege
# and for user who is the routine DEFINER.
#
#############################################################
CREATE SCHEMA testdb;
# Create users.
CREATE USER usr_no_priv@localhost, usr_show_routine@localhost, usr_global_select@localhost, usr_definer@localhost, usr_role@localhost, usr_create_routine@localhost, usr_alter_routine@localhost, usr_execute@localhost;
# Create and grant role.
CREATE ROLE role_show_routine;
GRANT role_show_routine to usr_role@localhost;
# Grant privileges.
GRANT SHOW_ROUTINE ON *.* TO usr_show_routine@localhost, role_show_routine;
GRANT SELECT ON *.* TO usr_global_select@localhost;
GRANT EXECUTE ON *.* TO usr_execute@localhost;
GRANT CREATE ROUTINE ON *.* TO usr_create_routine@localhost;
GRANT ALTER ROUTINE ON *.* TO usr_alter_routine@localhost;
# Create routines whose definer is root@localhost.
CREATE PROCEDURE testdb.proc_root() SELECT "ProcRoot";
CREATE FUNCTION testdb.func_root() RETURNS VARCHAR(8) DETERMINISTIC RETURN "FuncRoot";
# Create routines whose definer is usr_definer@localhost.
CREATE DEFINER = `usr_definer`@`localhost` PROCEDURE testdb.proc_definer() SELECT "ProcDefiner";
CREATE DEFINER = `usr_definer`@`localhost` FUNCTION testdb.func_definer() RETURNS VARCHAR(11) DETERMINISTIC RETURN "FuncDefiner";
# Connect as user with no privileges.
# Should pretend that routine does not exist.
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_root;
ERROR 42000: PROCEDURE proc_root does not exist
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_definer;
ERROR 42000: PROCEDURE proc_definer does not exist
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_root;
ERROR 42000: FUNCTION func_root does not exist
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_definer;
ERROR 42000: FUNCTION func_definer does not exist
# Connect as user with SHOW_ROUTINE privilege.
# Should show the Instructions of all 4 routines.
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_root;
Pos Instruction
0 stmt "SELECT "ProcRoot""
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_definer;
Pos Instruction
0 stmt "SELECT "ProcDefiner""
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_root;
Pos Instruction
0 freturn 15 'FuncRoot'
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_definer;
Pos Instruction
0 freturn 15 'FuncDefiner'
# Connect as user with role assigned.
# Without activating role.
# Should pretend that routine does not exist.
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_root;
ERROR 42000: PROCEDURE proc_root does not exist
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_definer;
ERROR 42000: PROCEDURE proc_definer does not exist
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_root;
ERROR 42000: FUNCTION func_root does not exist
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_definer;
ERROR 42000: FUNCTION func_definer does not exist
# Activate role.
SET ROLE role_show_routine;
# Should show the Instructions of all 4 routines.
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_root;
Pos Instruction
0 stmt "SELECT "ProcRoot""
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_definer;
Pos Instruction
0 stmt "SELECT "ProcDefiner""
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_root;
Pos Instruction
0 freturn 15 'FuncRoot'
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_definer;
Pos Instruction
0 freturn 15 'FuncDefiner'
# Connect as user with global SELECT privilege.
# Should show the Instructions of all 4 routines.
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_root;
Pos Instruction
0 stmt "SELECT "ProcRoot""
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_definer;
Pos Instruction
0 stmt "SELECT "ProcDefiner""
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_root;
Pos Instruction
0 freturn 15 'FuncRoot'
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_definer;
Pos Instruction
0 freturn 15 'FuncDefiner'
# Connect as user who is DEFINER of routines proc_definer and func_definer.
# Should pretend that proc_root and func_root do not exist.
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_root;
ERROR 42000: PROCEDURE proc_root does not exist
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_root;
ERROR 42000: FUNCTION func_root does not exist
# Should show the Instructions of proc_definer and func_definer.
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_definer;
Pos Instruction
0 stmt "SELECT "ProcDefiner""
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_definer;
Pos Instruction
0 freturn 15 'FuncDefiner'
# Connect as user who has EXECUTE privilege.
# Should pretend that routine does not exist.
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_root;
ERROR 42000: PROCEDURE proc_root does not exist
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_definer;
ERROR 42000: PROCEDURE proc_definer does not exist
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_root;
ERROR 42000: FUNCTION func_root does not exist
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_definer;
ERROR 42000: FUNCTION func_definer does not exist
# Connect as user who has CREATE ROUTINE privilege.
# Should pretend that routine does not exist.
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_root;
ERROR 42000: PROCEDURE proc_root does not exist
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_definer;
ERROR 42000: PROCEDURE proc_definer does not exist
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_root;
ERROR 42000: FUNCTION func_root does not exist
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_definer;
ERROR 42000: FUNCTION func_definer does not exist
# Connect as user who has ALTER ROUTINE privilege.
# Should pretend that routine does not exist.
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_root;
ERROR 42000: PROCEDURE proc_root does not exist
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_definer;
ERROR 42000: PROCEDURE proc_definer does not exist
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_root;
ERROR 42000: FUNCTION func_root does not exist
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_definer;
ERROR 42000: FUNCTION func_definer does not exist
# Test showing code after partial revoke of SELECT privilege.
# Set partial revokes to ON and save the current value.
SET @start_partial_revokes = @@global.partial_revokes;
SET @@global.partial_revokes=ON;
REVOKE SELECT ON testdb.* FROM usr_global_select@localhost;
# Should pretend that routine does not exist.
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_root;
ERROR 42000: PROCEDURE proc_root does not exist
SHOW PROCEDURE CODE testdb.proc_definer;
ERROR 42000: PROCEDURE proc_definer does not exist
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_root;
ERROR 42000: FUNCTION func_root does not exist
SHOW FUNCTION CODE testdb.func_definer;
ERROR 42000: FUNCTION func_definer does not exist
# Restore partial_revokes to its previous value.
DROP USER usr_global_select@localhost;
SET @@global.partial_revokes = @start_partial_revokes;
# Cleanup.
DROP USER usr_no_priv@localhost, usr_show_routine@localhost, usr_definer@localhost, usr_role@localhost, usr_create_routine@localhost, usr_alter_routine@localhost, usr_execute@localhost;
Warnings:
Warning 4005 User 'usr_definer'@'localhost' is referenced as a definer account in a stored routine.
DROP ROLE role_show_routine;
DROP SCHEMA testdb;
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