#
# This test is executed twice for each test case if mysql-test-run is passed
# the flag --check-testcase. Before every testcase it is run with mysqltest
# in record mode and will thus produce an output file that can be compared
# to output from after the tescase.
# In that way its possible to check that a testcase does not have
# any unwanted side affects.
#

# Dump all global variables except those
# that are supposed to change
show global variables where Variable_name != 'timestamp';

# Dump all databases, there should be none
# except mysql, test and information_schema
show databases;

# The test database should not contain any tables
show tables from test;

# Dump the "mysql" database and its tables
use mysql;
show tables;
show create table columns_priv;
show create table db;
show create table func;
show create table help_category;
show create table help_keyword;
show create table help_relation;
show create table help_relation;
show create table host;
show create table proc;
show create table procs_priv;
show create table tables_priv;
show create table time_zone;
show create table time_zone_leap_second;
show create table time_zone_name;
show create table time_zone_transition;
show create table time_zone_transition_type;
show create table user;

# Select data from system tables to make sure they have been properly
# restored after test
select * from columns_priv;
select * from db order by host, db, user;
select * from func;
select * from help_category;
select * from help_keyword;
select * from help_relation;
select * from help_relation;
select * from host;
select * from proc;
select * from procs_priv;
select * from tables_priv;
select * from time_zone;
select * from time_zone_leap_second;
select * from time_zone_name;
select * from time_zone_transition;
select * from time_zone_transition_type;
select * from user;