## Put records in order using members of json doc

## Preamble
--source include/xplugin_preamble.inc
--source include/xplugin_create_user.inc
## Test starts here
--write_file $MYSQL_TMP_DIR/crud_order_by.tmp
## Test data
-->sql
create schema xtest;
use xtest;
create table xtable (doc JSON);
insert into xtable (doc) values ('{"numeric": 2, "string": "2"}');
insert into xtable (doc) values ('{"numeric": 70, "string": "70"}');
insert into xtable (doc) values ('{"numeric": 5, "string": "5"}');
insert into xtable (doc) values ('{"numeric": 10, "string": "10"}');
insert into xtable (doc) values ('{"numeric": 1, "string": "1"}');
insert into xtable (doc) values ('{"numeric": 30, "string": "30"}');
SELECT * FROM xtest.xtable;
-->endsql

Mysqlx.Crud.Find {
  collection {
    name: "xtable"
    schema: "xtest"
  }
  data_model: TABLE
  order {
    expr {
      type: IDENT
      identifier {
        document_path {
          type: MEMBER
          value: "numeric"
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
-->recvresult


Mysqlx.Crud.Find {
  collection {
    name: "xtable"
    schema: "xtest"
  }
  data_model: TABLE
  order {
    expr {
      type: IDENT
      identifier {
        document_path {
          type: MEMBER
          value: "string"
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
-->recvresult

EOF

--exec $MYSQLXTEST -ux_root --password='' --file=$MYSQL_TMP_DIR/crud_order_by.tmp 2>&1

## Cleanup
--remove_file $MYSQL_TMP_DIR/crud_order_by.tmp
--source include/xplugin_drop_user.inc
drop schema if exists xtest;