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firebird-qa/tests/functional/blob/test_rdb_blob_util_basic.py

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#coding:utf-8
"""
ID: test_rdb_blob_util_basic
TITLE: Basic test of RDB$BLOB_UTIL package functionality
DESCRIPTION: Test uses only examples from doc/sql.extensions/README.blob_util.md; advanced checks will be stored in another tests.
"""
import pytest
from firebird.qa import *
db = db_factory()
test_script = """
set list on;
set blob all;
set term ^;
-- Example 1: Create a BLOB in temporary space and return it from EXECUTE BLOCK:
execute block returns (example_1_blob_id blob)
as
begin
-- Create a BLOB handle in the temporary space.
example_1_blob_id = rdb$blob_util.new_blob(false, true);
-- Add chunks of data.
example_1_blob_id = blob_append(example_1_blob_id, '12345');
example_1_blob_id = blob_append(example_1_blob_id, '67');
suspend;
end
^
-- ##############################################################################
-- Example 2: Open a BLOB and return chunks of it from EXECUTE BLOCK:
-- NB: rdb$blob_util.read_data() returns type: `VARBINARY(32767)`.
execute block returns (example_2_blob_read_data varchar(10))
as
declare b blob = '1234567';
declare bhandle integer;
begin
-- Open the BLOB and get a BLOB handle.
bhandle = rdb$blob_util.open_blob(b);
-- Get chunks of data as string and return.
example_2_blob_read_data = rdb$blob_util.read_data(bhandle, 3);
suspend;
example_2_blob_read_data = rdb$blob_util.read_data(bhandle, 3);
suspend;
example_2_blob_read_data = rdb$blob_util.read_data(bhandle, 3);
suspend;
-- Here EOF is found, so it returns NULL.
example_2_blob_read_data = rdb$blob_util.read_data(bhandle, 3);
suspend;
-- Close the BLOB handle.
execute procedure rdb$blob_util.close_handle(bhandle);
end
^
-- ##############################################################################
-- Example 3: Seek in a blob.
execute block returns (example_3_blob_read_data varchar(10))
as
declare b blob;
declare bhandle integer;
begin
-- Create a stream BLOB handle.
b = rdb$blob_util.new_blob(false, true);
-- Add data.
b = blob_append(b, '0123456789');
-- Open the BLOB.
bhandle = rdb$blob_util.open_blob(b);
-- Seek to 5 since the start.
rdb$blob_util.seek(bhandle, 0, 5);
example_3_blob_read_data = rdb$blob_util.read_data(bhandle, 3);
suspend;
-- Seek to 2 since the start.
rdb$blob_util.seek(bhandle, 0, 2);
example_3_blob_read_data = rdb$blob_util.read_data(bhandle, 3);
suspend;
-- Advance 2.
rdb$blob_util.seek(bhandle, 1, 2);
example_3_blob_read_data = rdb$blob_util.read_data(bhandle, 3);
suspend;
-- Seek to -1 since the end.
rdb$blob_util.seek(bhandle, 2, -1);
example_3_blob_read_data = rdb$blob_util.read_data(bhandle, 3);
suspend;
end
^
-- ##############################################################################
-- Example 4: Check if blobs are writable:
create table t(b blob)
^
execute block returns (example_4_blob_is_writable boolean)
as
declare b blob;
begin
b = blob_append(null, 'writable');
example_4_blob_is_writable = rdb$blob_util.is_writable(b);
suspend;
insert into t (b) values ('not writable') returning b into b;
example_4_blob_is_writable = rdb$blob_util.is_writable(b);
suspend;
end
^
"""
act = isql_act('db', test_script, substitutions=[('EXAMPLE_1_BLOB_ID .*', '')])
expected_stdout = """
EXAMPLE_1_BLOB_ID 0:1
1234567
EXAMPLE_2_BLOB_READ_DATA 123
EXAMPLE_2_BLOB_READ_DATA 456
EXAMPLE_2_BLOB_READ_DATA 7
EXAMPLE_2_BLOB_READ_DATA <null>
EXAMPLE_3_BLOB_READ_DATA 567
EXAMPLE_3_BLOB_READ_DATA 234
EXAMPLE_3_BLOB_READ_DATA 789
EXAMPLE_3_BLOB_READ_DATA 9
EXAMPLE_4_BLOB_IS_WRITABLE <true>
EXAMPLE_4_BLOB_IS_WRITABLE <false>
"""
@pytest.mark.version('>=4.0')
def test_1(act: Action):
act.expected_stdout = expected_stdout
act.execute(combine_output = True)
assert act.clean_stdout == act.clean_expected_stdout