--source include/have_multi_ndb.inc
--source include/have_binlog_format_mixed_or_row.inc
--source include/master-slave.inc
--source suite/ndb/include/backup_restore_setup.inc

--echo Test to show that combination of Backup + Restore and
--echo Binlog positioning correctly recovers a slave

# A new MTR testcase (ndb_rpl_backup_epoch) is added, which does a more
# end-to-end test of Backup, ndb_restore --restore-epoch and replication
# to check that the --restore-epoch is correct.
#
# Basic idea :
#  - Stop replication
#  - Create a table
#  - Start up a stored procedure performing regular inserts to
#    the table on the Master (~10 per second) for some duration
#  - Wait a while
#  - Perform a backup (SNAPSHOTEND)
#  - Wait a while
#  - Perform a backup (SNAPSHOTSTART)
#  - Wait for inserts to finish
#  - Count rows (n)
#  - Replicate to slave
#  - Count rows (n) (basic replication test)
#  - For each of SNAPSHOTEND backup, SNAPSHOTSTART backup :
#    1 Truncate table on slave
#    2 Restore backup including --restore-epoch
#    3 Count rows restored by backup (b < n)
#    4 Use restored epoch to position slave
#    5 Start replication
#    6 Count rows restored by backup + log (bl == n)
#      (Basic check that we can get a consistent final state)
#    7 Stop replication
#    8 Truncate table on slave
#    9 Use epoch position from 4 to position slave
#   10 Start replication
#   11 Count rows applied by log (l < n)
#   12 Check that (b + l == n)
#      (Basic check that we are not applying duplicate entries)
#
# Failure modes
#  - If the restore epoch were too high, some entries could be
#    missing and the test would fail @ 6 (and @12)
#  - If the restore epoch were too low, some entries could be
#    applied twice and the test would fail @12.

--connection slave
stop slave;

--connection master
use test;
create table ticker (a int primary key) engine=ndb;
reset master;

--connection server2

use test;

delimiter %;

create procedure tick(times int)
begin
  set @x = 1;
  repeat
    insert into test.ticker values (@x);
    select sleep(0.1);
    set @x = @x + 1;
  until @x > times
  end repeat;
end %

delimiter ;%

--echo Insert ticks into the table every 100 millis for 20s
--send call tick(200);

--connection master
select sleep(2);

--echo Run backup snapshotend
--source suite/ndb/t/ndb_backup_nowait_start.inc
--source suite/ndb/t/ndb_backup_nowait_wait.inc

--let $first_backup_id = $the_backup_id

select sleep(2);

--echo Run backup snapshotstart
--source suite/ndb/t/ndb_backup_nowait_snapshotstart_start.inc
--source suite/ndb/t/ndb_backup_nowait_wait.inc

--let $second_backup_id = $the_backup_id

--echo Wait for ticker to stop
--connection server2
--disable_query_log
--disable_result_log
--reap
--enable_result_log
--enable_query_log

--echo Expect 200 entries on Master
select count(1) from test.ticker;
select max(a) from test.ticker;

--echo Replicate as normal
--connection slave

use test;
create table ticker (a int primary key) engine=ndb;

start slave;

--connection master
--sync_slave_with_master
--connection slave

--echo Expect 200 entries on Slave
select count(1) from test.ticker;
select max(a) from test.ticker;

--echo Verify backup restoration is correct wrt binlog positions

--let $backup_count=2
--let $backup_id = $first_backup_id

while($backup_count)
{
--echo Restore backup on the slave
--connection slave
stop slave;
truncate table test.ticker;
delete from mysql.ndb_apply_status;

--let $outfile = $MYSQLTEST_VARDIR/tmp/ndb_backup_log.txt
--exec $NDB_RESTORE -c$NDB_CONNECTSTRING_SLAVE -b $backup_id -n 1 -r --restore-epoch $NDB_BACKUPS-$backup_id > $outfile 2>&1
--exec $NDB_RESTORE -c$NDB_CONNECTSTRING_SLAVE -b $backup_id -n 2 -r $NDB_BACKUPS-$backup_id >> $outfile 2>&1

--disable_result_log
select @backup_rows:=count(1) from test.ticker;
select @backup_max_val:=max(a) from test.ticker;
--enable_result_log

# Expect both to be the same here
select @backup_rows - @backup_max_val;

--let $first_backup_epoch=query_get_value(select epoch from mysql.ndb_apply_status where server_id=0, epoch, 1)

#--echo First backup epoch is $first_backup_epoch

--let $the_epoch = $first_backup_epoch
--source suite/ndb_rpl/t/ndb_rpl_change_master_to_epoch.inc

--connection slave

start slave;

--connection master
--sync_slave_with_master
--connection slave

--echo Expect 200 rows when backup and binlog subset combined on slave
select count(1) from test.ticker;
select max(a) from test.ticker;

# REMOVE
#select * from test.ticker order by a;

--echo Now check Binlog apply alone
stop slave;
truncate table test.ticker;
delete from mysql.ndb_apply_status;

--let $the_epoch = $first_backup_epoch
--source suite/ndb_rpl/t/ndb_rpl_change_master_to_epoch.inc

--connection slave

start slave;

--connection master
--sync_slave_with_master
--connection slave

--disable_result_log
select @log_rows:=count(1) from test.ticker;
select @log_max_val:=max(a) from test.ticker;
--enable_result_log

--echo Expect 200 when adding backup and log rows
select @backup_rows + @log_rows;
select @log_max_val;

--dec $backup_count
--let $backup_id = $second_backup_id

}



--echo Cleanup

--connection server2
drop procedure tick;
drop table ticker;

--connection master
reset master;

--connection slave
#start slave;

--remove_file $outfile
--remove_file $NDB_TOOLS_OUTPUT

--connection master
--source suite/ndb/include/backup_restore_cleanup.inc
--source include/rpl_end.inc