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-- Very basic single user testing of update locks on cursors on heap tables.  
-- This ".subsql" test is
-- meant to be run from another test such that it gets run under multiple
-- isolation levels.  This is important for update locks as they behave
-- differently, depending on isolation levels.
--
-- assume's caller has already done: run 'LockTableQuery.subsql'; to get 
-- easy access to the lock VTI.

autocommit off;

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Assumes that calling routine has set up the following simple dataset, 
-- a heap, no indexes with following initial values:
--     create table (a int, b int, c somesortofchar);
-- 1, 10, 'one'
-- 2, 20, 'two'
-- 3, 30, 'three'
-- 4, 40, 'four'
-- 5, 50, 'five'
-- 6, 60, 'six'
-- 7, 70, 'seven'
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
select * from a;
commit;

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-- Test full cursor scan which does no updates.
--    Should claim a "U" lock as it visits each row.  In serializable it
--    will convert the lock to S when it moves off the row, having done no
--    update.  In read committed it will release each U lock as it moves off
--    the row.
--
--    Note that the current implementation claims a IX table lock when doing
--    update locking, which it will not release even if no actual update is
--    performed.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
get cursor scan_cursor as
    'select a, b, c from a for update';

select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

close scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

commit;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;
commit;

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Test full cursor scan which deletes "even" rows.
--     Will claim an U lock as it visits each row.  Will claim an X lock on any
--     row it actually deletes.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
get cursor scan_cursor as
    'select a, b, c from a for update';

select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
delete from a where current of scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
delete from a where current of scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
delete from a where current of scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

close scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

commit;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;
commit;
select * from a;
commit;

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-- Test full cursor scan which does no updates, now there are committed
-- deleted rows in the heap, make sure there are no locks on the committed
-- deleted rows.
-- 
-- At this point the table should look like:
-- 1, 10, 'one'
-- 3, 30, 'three'
-- 5, 50, 'five'
-- 7, 70, 'seven'
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
get cursor scan_cursor as
    'select a, b, c from a for update';

select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

close scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

commit;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;
commit;
select * from a;
commit;

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Test full cursor scan which updates the middle 2 rows, now there are 
-- committed deleted rows in the heap.  Will get X locks only on the rows
-- which are updated.
-- 
-- At this point the table should look like:
-- 1, 10, 'one'
-- 3, 30, 'three'
-- 5, 50, 'five'
-- 7, 70, 'seven'
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
get cursor scan_cursor as
    'select a, b, c from a for update';

select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
update a set a=-3,b=-30,c='-three' where current of scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
update a set a=-5,b=-50,c='-five' where current of scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

close scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

commit;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;
commit;
select * from a;
commit;

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Test qualified full cursor scan which does no updates. 
-- 
-- At this point the table should look like:
-- 1, 10, 'one'
-- -3, -30, '-three'
-- -5, -50, '-five'
-- 7, 70, 'seven'
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
get cursor scan_cursor as
    'select a, b, c from a where a < 0 for update';

select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

close scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

commit;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;
commit;
select * from a;
commit;

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Test qualified full cursor scan which deletes the positive rows.
-- 
-- At this point the table should look like:
-- 1, 10, 'one'
-- -3, -30, '-three'
-- -5, -50, '-five'
-- 7, 70, 'seven'
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
get cursor scan_cursor as
    'select a, b, c from a where a > 0 for update';

select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
delete from a where current of scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
delete from a where current of scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

close scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

commit;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;
commit;
select * from a;
commit;

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Test qualified full cursor scan which updates a row.
-- 
-- At this point the table should look like:
-- -3, -30, '-three'
-- -5, -50, '-five'
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

get cursor scan_cursor as
    'select a, b, c from a where a >= -5 for update';

select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
update a set a=3,b=30,c='three' where current of scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

close scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

commit;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;
commit;
select * from a;
commit;

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Test qualified full cursor scan which updates a row and deletes a row.
-- 
-- At this point the table should look like:
-- 3, 30, 'three'
-- -5, -50, '-five'
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

get cursor scan_cursor as
    'select a, b, c from a where a >= -5 for update';

select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
update a set a=33,b=3030,c='threethree' where current of scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

next scan_cursor;
delete from a where current of scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

close scan_cursor;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;

commit;
select * from lock_table order by tabname, type desc, mode, cnt, lockname;
commit;

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- At this point the table should look like:
-- 33, 3030, 'threethree'
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
select * from a;
commit;

drop table a;