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Added/Updated tests\bugs\core_2957_test.py: Added 'SQLSTATE' in substitutions: runtime error must not be filtered out by '?(...)' pattern. Added 'combine_output = True' in order to see SQLSTATE if any error occurs.

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@ -5,29 +5,33 @@ ID: issue-3339
ISSUE: 3339 ISSUE: 3339
TITLE: count(*) from big table returns negative result TITLE: count(*) from big table returns negative result
DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTION:
NB: in fact, this test must check data types in SQLDA for columns that are results of aggregated functions Actually, this test must check data types in SQLDA for columns that are results of aggregated functions COUNT and (maybe) SUM.
COUNT and (maybe) SUM. As of 2.5, COUNT(*) is still displayed as `LONG` (sql_len = 4 bytes ==> integer, max 2^32-1) rather than INT64.
As of 2.5, COUNT(*) is still displayed as `LONG` (sql_len = 4 bytes ==> integer, max 2^32-1) rather than INT64. Test was made only for 3.0 (as it was said in the ticket header, "Fixed version(s)") and I've added here
Test was made only for 3.0 (as it was said in the ticket header, "Fixed version(s)") and I've added here also check for results of aggregating (for smallint, int and bigint) and ranging analytical functions.
also check for results of aggregating (for smallint, int and bigint) and ranging analytical functions.
NOTES:
[30.10.2019] Separated code for 4.0 because of new output types:
** sum(<bigint>) - its type is "32752 numeric(38)";
** added new column: sum(<decfloat>) - it will have type "32762 decfloat(34)".
JIRA: CORE-2957 JIRA: CORE-2957
FBTEST: bugs.core_2957 FBTEST: bugs.core_2957
NOTES:
[30.10.2019] Separated code for 4.0 because of new output types:
** sum(<bigint>) - its type is "32752 numeric(38)";
** added new column: sum(<decfloat>) - it will have type "32762 decfloat(34)".
[10.12.2023] pzotov
Added 'SQLSTATE' in substitutions: runtime error must not be filtered out by '?!(...)' pattern
("negative lookahead assertion", see https://docs.python.org/3/library/re.html#regular-expression-syntax).
Added 'combine_output = True' in order to see SQLSTATE if any error occurs.
""" """
import pytest import pytest
from firebird.qa import * from firebird.qa import *
substitutions = [('^((?!sqltype).)*$', ''), ('[ \t]+', ' ')] substitutions = [('^((?!(SQLSTATE|sqltype)).)*$', ''), ('[ \t]+', ' ')]
db = db_factory() db = db_factory()
# version: 3.0 # version: 3.0
test_script_1 = """ test_script_1 = """
set bail on;
create table test(id bigint, fx int, fs smallint); create table test(id bigint, fx int, fs smallint);
commit; commit;
set sqlda_display; set sqlda_display;
@ -72,12 +76,13 @@ expected_stdout_1 = """
@pytest.mark.version('>=3.0,<4.0') @pytest.mark.version('>=3.0,<4.0')
def test_1(act_1: Action): def test_1(act_1: Action):
act_1.expected_stdout = expected_stdout_1 act_1.expected_stdout = expected_stdout_1
act_1.execute() act_1.execute(combine_output = True)
assert act_1.clean_stdout == act_1.clean_expected_stdout assert act_1.clean_stdout == act_1.clean_expected_stdout
# version: 4.0 # version: 4.0
test_script_2 = """ test_script_2 = """
set bail on;
recreate table test(id bigint, fx int, fs smallint, dx decfloat(34), ds decfloat(16) ); recreate table test(id bigint, fx int, fs smallint, dx decfloat(34), ds decfloat(16) );
commit; commit;
set sqlda_display; set sqlda_display;
@ -129,6 +134,6 @@ expected_stdout_2 = """
@pytest.mark.version('>=4.0') @pytest.mark.version('>=4.0')
def test_2(act_2: Action): def test_2(act_2: Action):
act_2.expected_stdout = expected_stdout_2 act_2.expected_stdout = expected_stdout_2
act_2.execute() act_2.execute(combine_output = True)
assert act_2.clean_stdout == act_2.clean_expected_stdout assert act_2.clean_stdout == act_2.clean_expected_stdout