#
# Masking Smoke
#
# We expect the masking rules to be as follows:
#
# {
#     "rules": [
#         {
#             "replace": {
#                 "column": "a"
#             },
#             "with": {
#                 "fill": "X"
#             }
#         }
#     ]
# }

--disable_warnings
drop database if exists maskingdb;
--enable_warnings

create database maskingdb;
use maskingdb;

#
# Each table contains a single column 'a' of a type subject
# to masking.
#
create table masking_BINARY     (a BINARY(3));
create table masking_VARBINARY  (a VARBINARY(8));
create table masking_CHAR       (a CHAR(3));
create table masking_VARCHAR    (a VARCHAR(13));
create table masking_BLOB       (a BLOB);
create table masking_TINYBLOB   (a TINYBLOB);
create table masking_MEDIUMBLOB (a MEDIUMBLOB);
create table masking_LONGBLOB   (a LONGBLOB);
create table masking_TEXT       (a TEXT);
create table masking_TINYTEXT   (a TINYTEXT);
create table masking_MEDIUMTEXT (a MEDIUMTEXT);
create table masking_LONGTEXT   (a LONGTEXT);
create table masking_ENUM       (a ENUM('aaa', 'bbb', 'ccc'));
create table masking_SET        (a SET('aaa', 'bbb', 'ccc'));

insert into masking_BINARY     values ("aaa");
insert into masking_VARBINARY  values ("aaa");
insert into masking_CHAR       values ("aaa");
insert into masking_VARCHAR    values ("aaa");
insert into masking_BLOB       values ("aaa");
insert into masking_TINYBLOB   values ("aaa");
insert into masking_MEDIUMBLOB values ("aaa");
insert into masking_LONGBLOB   values ("aaa");
insert into masking_TEXT       values ("aaa");
insert into masking_TINYTEXT   values ("aaa");
insert into masking_MEDIUMTEXT values ("aaa");
insert into masking_LONGTEXT   values ("aaa");
insert into masking_ENUM       values ("aaa");
insert into masking_SET        values ("aaa");

#
# In masking_smoke.result, we should have:
#
#   a
#   XXX
#
# for each following select.
#
select * from masking_BINARY;
select * from masking_VARBINARY;
select * from masking_CHAR;
select * from masking_VARCHAR;
select * from masking_BLOB;
select * from masking_TINYBLOB;
select * from masking_MEDIUMBLOB;
select * from masking_LONGBLOB;
select * from masking_TEXT;
select * from masking_TINYTEXT;
select * from masking_MEDIUMTEXT;
select * from masking_LONGTEXT;
select * from masking_ENUM;
select * from masking_SET;

#
# Each table contains a single column 'a' of a type NOT subject
# to masking.
#
create table masking_INT       (a INT);
create table masking_REAL      (a REAL(3, 2));
create table masking_DECIMAL   (a DECIMAL(3, 2));
create table masking_FLOAT     (a FLOAT(3, 2));
create table masking_DOUBLE    (a DOUBLE(3, 2));
create table masking_DATE      (a DATE);
create table masking_TIME      (a TIME);
create table masking_DATETIME  (a DATETIME);
create table masking_TIMESTAMP (a TIMESTAMP);
create table masking_YEAR      (a YEAR);

insert into masking_INT       values (4711);
insert into masking_REAL      values (3.14);
insert into masking_DECIMAL   values (3.14);
insert into masking_FLOAT     values (3.14);
insert into masking_DOUBLE    values (3.14);
insert into masking_DATE      values ('2017-01-24');
insert into masking_TIME      values ('13:52:21');
insert into masking_DATETIME  values ('2017-01-24 13:52:21');
insert into masking_TIMESTAMP values ('2017-01-24 13:52:21');
insert into masking_YEAR      values ('2001');

#
# In masking_smoke.result, we should have:
#
#   a
#   <whatever-we-put-there>
#
# for each following select.
#
select * from masking_INT;
select * from masking_REAL;
select * from masking_DECIMAL;
select * from masking_FLOAT;
select * from masking_DOUBLE;
select * from masking_DATE;
select * from masking_TIME;
select * from masking_DATETIME;
select * from masking_TIMESTAMP;
select * from masking_YEAR;