mariadb/mysql-test/t/mysql_delimiter.sql
unknown df4d98902a BUG#9879 delimiter command discrepancy (4.1 vs. 5.0, mysql vs. mysqltest)
- Added testcases to test delimiters in 5.0
 - In 5.0 it's allowed to have a up to 16 byte string as delimiter, everything after the delimiter token will be treated as the delimiter. It's even allowed to set delimiter to 'delimiter', ':;' or'MySQL'
2005-05-17 21:14:01 +02:00

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# Test default delimiter ;
select "Test default delimiter ;" as " ";
select * from t1;
# Test delimiter without argument
select "Test delimiter without arg" as " ";
# Nothing should be displayed, error is returned
delimiter
delimiter ; # Reset delimiter
# Test delimiter :
select "Test delimiter :" as " ";
delimiter :
select * from t1:
delimiter ; # Reset delimiter
# Test delimiter ':'
select "Test delimiter :" as " ";
delimiter ':'
select * from t1:
delimiter ; # Reset delimiter
# Test delimiter :;
select "Test delimiter :;" as " ";
delimiter :;
select * from t1 :;
delimiter ; # Reset delimiter
## Test delimiter //
select "Test delimiter //" as " ";
delimiter //
select * from t1//
delimiter ; # Reset delimiter
# Test delimiter 'MySQL'
select "Test delimiter MySQL" as " ";
delimiter 'MySQL'
select * from t1MySQL
delimiter ; # Reset delimiter
# Test delimiter 'delimiter'(should be allowed according to the code)
select "Test delimiter delimiter" as " ";
delimiter delimiter
select * from t1 delimiter
delimiter ; # Reset delimiter