Sqllogictest-rs

Sqllogictest is a testing framework to verify the correctness of an SQL database.

This repository provides two crates:

• sqllogictest is a library containing sqllogictest parser and runner.
• sqllogictest-bin is a CLI tool to run sqllogictests.

Use the library

Refer to the rustdoc.

Use the CLI tool

The CLI tool supports many useful features:

• Colorful diff output
• Automatically update test files according to the actual output
• JUnit format test result report
• Parallel execution isolated with different databases
• ...

To install the binary:

cargo install sqllogictest-bin

You can use it as follows:

# run scripts in `test` directory against postgres with default connection settings
sqllogictest './test/**/*.slt'
# run the tests, and update the test files with the actual output!
sqllogictest './test/**/*.slt' --override

You can find more options in sqllogictest --help .

Note

Currently only postgres and mysql are supported in the CLI tool.

.slt Test File Format Cookbook

Test files often have the .slt extension and use a dialect of Sqlite Sqllogictest.

Some commonly used features of sqlparser-rs are show below, and many more are illustrated in the files in the tests directory.

Run a statement that should succeed

# Comments begin with '#'
statement ok
CREATE TABLE foo AS VALUES(1,2),(2,3);

Run a query that should succeed

# 'II' means two integer output columns
# rowsort means to sort the output before comparing
query II rowsort
SELECT * FROM foo;
----
3 4
4 5

Extension: Run a query/statement that should fail with the expacted error message

The syntax:

• Do not check the error message: [statement|query] error
• Single line error message (regexp match): [statement|query] error <regex>
• Multiline error message (exact match): Use ----.

# Ensure that the statement errors and that the error
# message contains 'Multiple object drop not supported'
statement error Multiple object drop not supported
DROP VIEW foo, bar;

# The output error message must be the exact match of the expected one to pass the test,
# except for the leading and trailing whitespaces.
# Empty lines (not consecutive) are allowed in the expected error message. As a result, the message must end with 2 consecutive empty lines.
query error
SELECT 1/0;
----
db error: ERROR: Failed to execute query

Caused by these errors:
1: Failed to evaluate expression: 1/0
2: Division by zero


# The next record begins here after 2 blank lines.

Extension: Run external shell commands

This is useful for manipulating some external resources during the test.

system ok
exit 0

# The runner will check the exit code of the command, and this will fail.
system ok
exit 1

# Check the output of the command. Same as `error`, empty lines (not consecutive) are allowed, and 2 consecutive empty lines ends the result.
system ok
echo $'Hello\n\nWorld'
----
Hello

World


# The next record begins here after 2 blank lines.

# Environment variables are supported.
system ok
echo $USER
----
xxchan

Extension: Environment variable substitution in query and statement

It needs to be enabled by adding control substitution on to the test file.

control substitution on

# see https://docs.rs/subst/latest/subst/ for all features
query TTTT
SELECT
  '$foo'                -- short
, '${foo}'              -- long
, '${bar:default}'      -- default value
, '${bar:$foo-default}' -- recursive default value
FROM baz;
----
...

Besides, there're some special variables supported:

• $__TEST_DIR__: the path to a temporary directory specific to the current test case. This can be helpful if you need to manipulate some external resources during the test.
• $__NOW__: the current Unix timestamp in nanoseconds.

control substitution on

statement ok
COPY (SELECT * FROM foo) TO '$__TEST_DIR__/foo.txt';

system ok
echo "foo" > "$__TEST_DIR__/foo.txt"

Note

When substitution is on, special characters need to be escaped, e.g., \$ and \\.

system commands don't support the advanced substitution features of the subst crate, and excaping is also not needed. Environment variables are supported by the shell, and special variables are still supported by plain string substitution.

Used by

• RisingLight: An OLAP database system for educational purpose
• RisingWave: The next-generation streaming database in the cloud
• DataFusion: Apache Arrow DataFusion SQL Query Engine
• Databend: A powerful cloud data warehouse
• CnosDB: Open Source Distributed Time Series Database

Contributing

Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in the work by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be dual licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.

Contributors should add a Signed-off-by line for Developer Certificate of Origin in their commits. Use git commit -s to sign off commits.

License

This project is available under the terms of either the Apache 2.0 license or the MIT license.