######## suite/innodb/t/innodb-wl6445-2                     ##########
#                                                                    #
# Testcase for worklog WL#6445: InnoDB should be able to work with   #
# read-only tables
# All sub-test in this file focus on changing file permission and    #
# restarting server in read only. It verifies necessary operations   #
# are blocked                                                        #
#                                                                    #
#                                                                    #
# Creation:                                                          #
# 2011-09-06 Implemented this test as part of WL#6445                #
#                                                                    #
######################################################################

--source include/no_valgrind_without_big.inc

# *nix specific command to remove write permission
# wanted to use perl to save original permission of file and restore back after
# chnage but could not find way to do.(with perl we could run test on windows too)
-- source include/not_windows.inc

let MYSQLD_DATADIR =`SELECT @@datadir`;
let $innodb_file_per_table = `SELECT @@innodb_file_per_table`;

SET GLOBAL innodb_file_per_table = 1;
SELECT @@innodb_file_per_table;

let $MYSQLD_DATADIR = `SELECT @@datadir`;


--disable_warnings
DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS testdb_wl6445;
--enable_warnings
CREATE DATABASE testdb_wl6445;


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Testcase covers
# a) Create table/data ,
# b) Stop the server
# c) Remove write permission of ibdata , #ib_redo*
# d) Start server in --innodb-read-only mode and verfiy DDL/DML/DCL in read only mode
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--echo case # 1

SET GLOBAL innodb_file_per_table = 1;
USE testdb_wl6445;
CREATE TABLE t1 ( i int PRIMARY KEY , j blob, KEY k1(j(10)), KEY k2(j(20))) ENGINE = InnoDB;
INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (1,repeat('a',200)),(2,repeat('b',200)),(3,repeat('c',200));
SELECT i,LEFT(j,20) FROM t1 ORDER BY i;

--source include/add_mtr_suppression_for_innodb_readonly.inc

# Force a change buffer merge, so that --innodb-read-only will not
# refuse startup, in case there exist buffered changes from earlier tests.

--source include/shutdown_innodb_clean.inc

# remove write permissions
--exec chmod a-w $MYSQLD_DATADIR/ibdata1
--exec chmod a-w $MYSQLD_DATADIR/testdb_wl6445/t1.ibd
--exec chmod a-w $MYSQLD_DATADIR/#innodb_redo/#ib_redo*

--source include/start_innodb_readonly.inc

USE testdb_wl6445;
SELECT i FROM t1 ORDER BY i;
--ERROR ER_CANT_LOCK
INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (11,repeat('a',200)),(12,repeat('b',200)),(13,repeat('c',200));
SELECT i,LEFT(j,20) FROM t1 ORDER BY i;

--ERROR ER_CANT_LOCK
INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (11,repeat('a',200)),(12,repeat('b',200)),(13,repeat('c',200));
SELECT i,LEFT(j,20) FROM t1 ORDER BY i;
--ERROR ER_READ_ONLY_MODE
CREATE TABLE t2 ( i int , j blob) ENGINE = Innodb;
--ERROR ER_CANT_LOCK
UPDATE t1 SET i = i+1;

# Fix in next revision - known ( no data returned)
# SHOW ENGINE INNODB STATUS;
FLUSH STATUS;
FLUSH LOGS;
FLUSH TABLES t1;
FLUSH TABLES WITH READ LOCK;
UNLOCK TABLES;


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#cleanup
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
--source include/shutdown_mysqld.inc
# Do something while server is down
--exec chmod 0644 $MYSQLD_DATADIR/ibdata1
--exec chmod 0644 $MYSQLD_DATADIR/#innodb_redo/#ib_redo*
--exec chmod 0660 $MYSQLD_DATADIR/testdb_wl6445/t1.ibd
--source include/start_mysqld.inc
DROP DATABASE testdb_wl6445;


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Testcase covers
# a) Create table/data ,
# b) Remove write permission of ibdata when server is running
# c) Stop the server
# d) Remove write permission of #ib_redo*
# e) Start server in --innodb-read-only mode and verify DDL/DML/DCL in read only mode
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--echo case # 2
CREATE DATABASE testdb_wl6445;

USE testdb_wl6445;
CREATE TABLE t1 ( i int PRIMARY KEY , j blob, KEY k1(j(10)), KEY k2(j(20))) ENGINE = InnoDB;
INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (1,repeat('a',200)),(2,repeat('b',200)),(3,repeat('c',200));
SELECT i,LEFT(j,20) FROM t1 ORDER BY i;

# remove write permissions
--exec chmod a-w $MYSQLD_DATADIR/ibdata1
--exec chmod a-w $MYSQLD_DATADIR/testdb_wl6445/t1.ibd

# check dml/ddl after removing write permission
CREATE TABLE t2 ( i int PRIMARY KEY , j blob, KEY k1(j(10)), KEY k2(j(20))) ENGINE = InnoDB;
INSERT INTO t2 VALUES (1,repeat('a',200)),(2,repeat('b',200)),(3,repeat('c',200));
SELECT i,LEFT(j,20) FROM t2 ORDER BY i;
SELECT i,LEFT(j,20) FROM t1 ORDER BY i;
UPDATE t2 SET i = i + 10;
SELECT i,LEFT(j,20) FROM t2 ORDER BY i;
DELETE FROM t2;
SELECT i,LEFT(j,20) FROM t2 ORDER BY i;

--source include/add_mtr_suppression_for_innodb_readonly.inc

# Force a change buffer merge, so that --innodb-read-only will not
# refuse startup, in case there exist buffered changes from earlier tests.
--source include/shutdown_innodb_clean.inc

--exec chmod a-w $MYSQLD_DATADIR/#innodb_redo/#ib_redo*

--source include/start_innodb_readonly.inc

USE testdb_wl6445;
SELECT i FROM t1 ORDER BY i;
SELECT i FROM t2 ORDER BY i;
--ERROR ER_CANT_LOCK
INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (11,repeat('a',200)),(12,repeat('b',200)),(13,repeat('c',200));
SELECT i,LEFT(j,20) FROM t1 ORDER BY i;

--ERROR ER_CANT_LOCK
INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (11,repeat('a',200)),(12,repeat('b',200)),(13,repeat('c',200));
SELECT i,LEFT(j,20) FROM t1 ORDER BY i;
--ERROR ER_TABLE_EXISTS_ERROR
CREATE TABLE t2 ( i int , j blob) ENGINE = Innodb;
--ERROR ER_READ_ONLY_MODE
CREATE TABLE t3 ( i int , j blob) ENGINE = Innodb;
--ERROR ER_CANT_LOCK
UPDATE t1 SET i = i+1;

# Fix in next revision - known ( no data returned)
# SHOW ENGINE INNODB STATUS;
FLUSH STATUS;
FLUSH LOGS;
FLUSH TABLES t1,t2;
FLUSH TABLES WITH READ LOCK;
UNLOCK TABLES;


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Testcase covers
# a) Create table/data ,
# b) Remove write permission of ibdata , #ib_redo*
# c) Try to restart server without --innodb-read-only mode
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Note : write permission is already removed in previous case so we just
#         start server without --innodb-read-only option

--echo case # 3

# We let our server restart attempts write to the file $error_log.
let $error_log= $MYSQLTEST_VARDIR/log/my_restart.err;
# $error_log has to be processed by include/search_pattern.inc which
# contains Perl code requiring that the environment variable SEARCH_FILE points
# to this file.
let SEARCH_FILE= $error_log;

--source include/shutdown_mysqld.inc

--echo #    Try to restart the server without --innodb-read-only after removing
--echo #    write permissions of system tablespace. Server should not start.
--echo #    This confirms server is not automatically started in read-only mode.
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Detailed explanations of what happens are placed nearby the checks.
--error 1
--exec $MYSQLD_CMD --core-file --loose-console > $error_log 2>&1

# We get depending on the platform either "./ibdata1" or ".\ibdata1".
let SEARCH_PATTERN= The innodb_system data file 'ibdata1' must be writable;
--source include/search_pattern.inc


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Cleanup
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Do something while server is down
--exec chmod 0644 $MYSQLD_DATADIR/ibdata1
--exec chmod 0644 $MYSQLD_DATADIR/#innodb_redo/#ib_redo*
--exec chmod 0660 $MYSQLD_DATADIR/testdb_wl6445/t1.ibd
--remove_file $error_log

--source include/start_mysqld.inc
DROP DATABASE testdb_wl6445;