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# This is a sample user defined test
# that you can run using test_sandbox
#
# There are two kind of tests: shell and sql
# the test type is defined by a keyword
# followed by a colon.
# The 'shell' test requires a 'command', which is
# passed to a shell.
# The 'expected' label is a string that you
# expect to find within the shell output.
# If you don't expect anything, you can just
# say "expected = OK", meaning that you will
# be satisfied with a ZERO exit code reported
# by the operating system.
# The 'msg' is the description of the test
# that is shown to you when the test runs.
shell:
command = make_sandbox $TEST_VERSION -- --no_confirm --sandbox_directory=msb_XXXX
expected = sandbox server started
msg = sandbox creation
# The 'sql' test requires a 'path', which is the
# place where the test engine expects to find a
# 'use' script.
# The 'query' is passed to the above mentioned script
# and the output is captured for further processing.
# The 'expected' parameter is a string that you want
# to find in the query output.
# The 'msg' parameter is like the one used with the
# 'shell' test.
sql:
path = $SANDBOX_HOME/msb_XXXX
query = select 10 * 10
expected = 100
msg = checking database response
# All strings starting with a $ are expanded to their
# corresponding environment variables.
# For example, if $SANDBOX_HOME is /home/sb/tests,
# the line below will expand to
# command = /home/sb/tests/msb_5_1_30/stop
shell:
command = $SANDBOX_HOME/msb_XXXX/stop
expected = OK
msg = stopped
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