mariadb/mysql-test/r/group_by_null.result

create table t1 (a int);
insert into t1 values (1),(2);
select max('foo') from t1 group by values(a), extractvalue('bar','qux') order by "v";
max('foo')
foo
drop table t1;
MDEV-5461 Assertion `length <= column->length' fails in write_block_record with functions in select list, GROUP BY, ORDER BY Old code in create_tmp_table(), that created an extra one-byte field (recinfo) before every NULL-able grouping field (Field) in the tmp table, did not actually work. Because the matching code in end_update(), that was supposed to update this byte, was using a wrong offset, updating the first byte of the Field, not a byte before it. Normally this wasn't an issue, because the Field value (written later in end_update) was overwriting this byte anyway. But in this bug the Field was Field_null, with zero length, so end_update() was overwriting the first byte of the following field. And the following field was not-nullable constant, which was stored only once in create_tmp_table and never updated later. Fixed by removing the code that didn't do any useful work anyway. 2014-01-26 21:49:19 +01:00			`create table t1 (a int);`
			`insert into t1 values (1),(2);`
			`select max('foo') from t1 group by values(a), extractvalue('bar','qux') order by "v";`
			`max('foo')`
			`foo`
			`drop table t1;`