--let $gtid_violation= 0
--let $error_code= 0
--let $statement_ends_transaction= 1
--let $sync_point= end_decide_logging_format

CREATE TABLE myisam1 (a INT) ENGINE = MyISAM;
CREATE TABLE myisam2 (a INT) ENGINE = MyISAM;
CREATE TABLE innodb (a INT) ENGINE = InnoDB;

# Mixing two MyISAM updates in the same statement or transaction is
# GTID-consistent (it is only when *both* transactional and
# non-transactional updates are mixed that it violates
# GTID-consistency).

# if gtid_next=GTID, it generates ER_GTID_NEXT_TYPE_UNDEFINED_GROUP.
if ($gtid_next != 'GTID')
{
  --echo ---- MyISAM followed by MyISAM, in one 'trx' ----
  --let $pre_statement= BEGIN; INSERT INTO myisam1 VALUES (1)
  --let $statement= INSERT INTO myisam2 VALUES (1)

  --source extra/binlog_tests/enforce_gtid_consistency_statement.inc
}

--echo ---- MyISAM and MyISAM in one statement ----
CREATE TRIGGER trig BEFORE INSERT ON myisam1 FOR EACH ROW INSERT INTO myisam2 VALUES (1);
--let $statement= INSERT INTO myisam2 VALUES (1)
--source extra/binlog_tests/enforce_gtid_consistency_statement.inc
DROP TRIGGER trig;

# if gtid_next=GTID, it generates ER_GTID_NEXT_TYPE_UNDEFINED_GROUP.
if ($gtid_next != 'GTID')
{
  # As a special case, when MyISAM precedes InnoDB in a transaction, the
  # MyISAM is executed as if it was outside the transaction, so that is
  # GTID-consistent too.

  --echo ---- MyISAM followed by InnoDB, in one 'trx' ----
  --let $pre_statement= BEGIN; INSERT INTO myisam1 VALUES (1)
  --let $statement= INSERT INTO innodb VALUES (1)
  --source extra/binlog_tests/enforce_gtid_consistency_statement.inc
}

# When InnoDB is mixed with *temporary* MyISAM and binlog_format=row,
# or binlog_format=mixed and it logs in row format, it is
# GTID-consistent since DML on temporary tables is not logged at all
# in row format.

# Use binlog_format=mixed and force it to switch to row format.
SET SESSION BINLOG_FORMAT = MIXED;

--echo ---- InnoDB followed by temp MyISAM in one trx, binlog_format=mix ----

# For this case, server should switch to row format specifically
# because the transaction mixes InnoDB with temporary MyISAM. Thus, it
# becomes GTID consistent since it doesn't need to write a mix of
# InnoDB and MyISAM to the binlog.

CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_myisam1 (a INT) ENGINE = MyISAM;
--let $pre_statement= BEGIN; INSERT INTO innodb VALUES (1)
--let $statement= INSERT INTO tmp_myisam1 VALUES (1)
--source extra/binlog_tests/enforce_gtid_consistency_statement.inc
DROP TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_myisam1;

--echo ---- InnoDB and temp MyISAM in one autocommit statement, binlog_format=mix ----

# For this case, server should switch to row format specifically
# because the transaction mixes InnoDB with temporary MyISAM. Thus, it
# becomes GTID consistent since it doesn't need to write a mix of
# InnoDB and MyISAM to the binlog.

CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_myisam1 (a INT) ENGINE = MyISAM;
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_myisam2 (a INT) ENGINE = MyISAM;
--eval CREATE TRIGGER trig BEFORE INSERT ON innodb FOR EACH ROW BEGIN INSERT INTO tmp_myisam1 VALUES (1); INSERT INTO tmp_myisam2 VALUES (1); END
--let $statement= INSERT INTO innodb VALUES (1)
--source extra/binlog_tests/enforce_gtid_consistency_statement.inc
DROP TRIGGER trig;
DROP TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_myisam1, tmp_myisam2;

SET BINLOG_FORMAT = ROW;
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_myisam1 (a INT) ENGINE = MyISAM;
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_myisam2 (a INT) ENGINE = MyISAM;

--echo ---- InnoDB followed by temp MyISAM in one trx, binlog_format=row ----
--let $pre_statement= BEGIN; INSERT INTO innodb VALUES (1)
--let $statement= INSERT INTO tmp_myisam1 VALUES (1)
--source extra/binlog_tests/enforce_gtid_consistency_statement.inc

--echo ---- InnoDB and temp MyISAM in one statement, binlog_format=row ----
--eval CREATE TRIGGER trig BEFORE INSERT ON innodb FOR EACH ROW BEGIN INSERT INTO tmp_myisam1 VALUES (1); INSERT INTO tmp_myisam2 VALUES (1); END
--let $statement= INSERT INTO innodb VALUES (1)
--source extra/binlog_tests/enforce_gtid_consistency_statement.inc
DROP TRIGGER trig;

# Drop temp tables and recreate them after SET BINLOG_FORMAT, since
# it's not allowed to have temp tables open when switching from
# binlog_format=row to statement.
DROP TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_myisam1, tmp_myisam2;

--replace_regex /'[A-Z]*'/#/
eval SET BINLOG_FORMAT = '$binlog_format';

CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_myisam1 (a INT) ENGINE = MyISAM;
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_myisam2 (a INT) ENGINE = MyISAM;

# When SQL_LOG_BIN=0, it is GTID-consistent since nothing is logged.

SET SQL_LOG_BIN = 0;

--echo ---- InnoDB and MyISAM in one statement, SQL_LOG_BIN=0 ----
--eval CREATE TRIGGER trig BEFORE INSERT ON innodb FOR EACH ROW BEGIN INSERT INTO myisam1 VALUES (1); INSERT INTO myisam2 VALUES (1); END
--let $statement= INSERT INTO innodb VALUES (1)
--source extra/binlog_tests/enforce_gtid_consistency_statement.inc
DROP TRIGGER trig;

--echo ---- InnoDB followed by MyISAM, in one trx, SQL_LOG_BIN=0 ----
--let $pre_statement= BEGIN; INSERT INTO innodb VALUES (1)
--let $statement= INSERT INTO myisam1 VALUES (1)
--source extra/binlog_tests/enforce_gtid_consistency_statement.inc

--echo ---- InnoDB and MyISAM in one statement inside trx, SQL_LOG_BIN=0 ----
--eval CREATE TRIGGER trig BEFORE INSERT ON innodb FOR EACH ROW BEGIN INSERT INTO myisam1 VALUES (1); INSERT INTO myisam2 VALUES (1); END
--let $pre_statement= BEGIN
--let $statement= INSERT INTO innodb VALUES (1)
--source extra/binlog_tests/enforce_gtid_consistency_statement.inc
DROP TRIGGER trig;

SET SQL_LOG_BIN = 1;

DROP TABLE myisam1, myisam2, tmp_myisam1, tmp_myisam2, innodb;