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Tests for bug #1213120

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--disable_warnings
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS graph_base;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS graph;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS graph2;
--enable_warnings
# Create the backing store
CREATE TABLE graph_base (
from_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
to_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (from_id,to_id),
INDEX (to_id)
) ENGINE=MyISAM;
CREATE TABLE graph (
latch VARCHAR(32) NULL,
origid BIGINT UNSIGNED NULL,
destid BIGINT UNSIGNED NULL,
weight DOUBLE NULL,
seq BIGINT UNSIGNED NULL,
linkid BIGINT UNSIGNED NULL,
KEY (latch, origid, destid) USING HASH,
KEY (latch, destid, origid) USING HASH
) ENGINE=OQGRAPH DATA_TABLE='graph_base' ORIGID='from_id', DESTID='to_id';
#--
#-- ASCII art graph of this test data
#-- +-->(2)
#-- ( )<---+
#-- (1)
#-- ( )<---+
#-- +-->(3)<------->(4)
#--
#-- (7)<----------(5)<--------->(6) (9)
#--
#-- +--->(11)
#-- | |
#-- (10) |
#-- ^ v
#-- +----(12)
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (1,2), (2,1);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (1,3), (3,1);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (3,4), (4,3);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (5,6), (6,5);
#-- extra unidirected node
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (5,7);
#-- isolated node with no loop - disallowed
#-- so origid 8 below should return an empty rowset
#-- INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (8,NULL);
#-- isolated node with a (undirected) loop
#-- we have no way of representing a directed loop on an isolated node, is this valid in pure graph theory?
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (9,9);
#-- directed _cyclic_ graph triangle?
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (10,11);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (11,12);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (12,10);
--echo # Return all edges
#-- we note that when weight is NULL it defaults to 1
SELECT * FROM graph;
--echo # Currently count should be 13
SELECT count(*) FROM graph;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph_base;
--echo # Return all edges when latch is NULL - this is different to latch='' and same as no where clause
SELECT * FROM graph where latch is NULL;
--echo # Return all vertices, and subsets of vertices
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='';
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='0';
--echo # Currently count should be 11
SELECT count(*) FROM graph where latch='';
#-- get a subset of vertices
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and linkid = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and (linkid > 2 and linkid < 6);
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and linkid = NULL;
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and linkid = 666;
#-- Query out-edges for vertex (no_search AND origid=N)
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 1;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 2;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 4;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 9;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 10;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = NULL;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 666;
#-- Query in-edges for vertex (no_search AND destid=N)
#-- linkid will have the other end
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 1;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 2;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 4;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 9;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 10;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = NULL;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 666;
# The following returns a result that makes no sense...
#-- what happens when we combined orig and dest?
#-- Bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/oqgraph/+bug/1195778
#SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 1;
#SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 2;
#SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and origid=1 and destid = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='0';
SELECT count(*) FROM graph where latch='0';
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='0' and linkid = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='0' and (linkid > 2 and linkid < 6);
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and origid = 1;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and origid = 2;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and origid = 4;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and origid = 9;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and origid = 10;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and destid = 1;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and destid = 2;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and destid = 4;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and destid = 9;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and destid = 10;
--echo # Breadth-first search tests
#-- We are asking "Is there a path from node 'origid' to (all) other nodes?"
#-- We return a row for each other node that is reachable, with its id in 'linkid'
#-- and the weight calculated as "How many _directed_ hops to get there"
#-- If there is no path from origid to another node then there is no row for that linkid
#-- We include 'origid' in the set of reachable nodes i.e. as a 'loop', with weight 0
#-- 'seq' is the counted distance of the search, thus, the loop link will always have seq 1
#-- if there are two reachable neighbours, they will have seq 2,3 and so on
#-- linkid is the other end
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 666; # <-- note, should return nothing
#-- The above results can then be filtered by weight, so the results should be a subset for the corresponding origid above
#-- so effectively, `AND weight=1` returns the neighbours of origid in linkid
#<----- orig test harness - still returns (breadth_first 1 NULL 1 3 3), (breadth_first 1 NULL 1 2 2)
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 1; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 1;
#-- so effectively, `count(... AND weight=1)` returns the number of _reachable_ immediate neighbours
#-- included because it allows human to quickly eyeball against the visual ASCII graph for correctness...
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 1; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 1;
#-- so effectively, `AND weight=2` returns the second-level neighbours of origid in linkid
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 2; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 3; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 1 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 2 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 3 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 4 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 5 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 6 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 7 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 8 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2); # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 9 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 10 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 11 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 12 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
#-- now do it in reverse - using destid find originating vertices
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 1 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 2 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 3 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 4 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 5 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 6 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 7 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 8 and weight = 1; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 9 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 10 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 11 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 12 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 1 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 2 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 3 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 4 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 5 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 6 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 7 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 8 and weight = 2; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 9 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 10 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 11 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 12 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 1 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 2 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 3 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 4 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 5 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 6 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 7 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 8 and weight = 3; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 9 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 10 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 11 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 12 and weight = 3;
#-- These return empty sets - origid or destid must be specified and non null to get a result set
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = NULL;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = NULL;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first';
#-- Repeat the above with legacy string
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 666; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 1; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 1; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 2; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 3; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 1 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 2 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 3 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 4 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 5 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 6 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 7 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 8 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2); # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 9 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 10 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 11 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 12 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND destid = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND destid = 12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND destid = 1 and weight = 1;
#-- These return empty sets - origid must be specified and non null to get a result set
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = NULL;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND destid = NULL;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2';
--echo # Dijkstras algorithm tests
#-- We ask 'What is the shortest path (if any) between 'origid' and 'destid'
#-- This returns the number of directed hops +1 (for the starting node)
#-- 'weight' is NULL for the starting point, or 1
#-- 'linkid' is the way point id
#-- 'seq' is the distance of the waypoint from the start (counting from zero)
#-- the default order returned is waypoints out from the start
#-- zero hop (1 row)
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1 AND destid=1;
#-- one hop
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1 AND destid=2;
#-- one hop in reverse
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=2 AND destid=1;
#-- two hops (via 3)
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1 AND destid=4;
#-- two hops in reverse direction
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=4 AND destid=1;
#-- no result (no connection)
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1 AND destid=5;
#-- no result (no destination exists)
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1 AND destid=666;
#-- one hop on a unidirected link
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=5 AND destid=7;
#-- zero hop in reverse direction on a unidirected link
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=7 AND destid=5;
#-- Trickery - what about the cyclic loop?
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=10 AND destid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=10 AND destid=12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=11 AND destid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=11 AND destid=12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=12 AND destid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=12 AND destid=11;
#-- reachable vertices
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=666; # <-- note, should return nothing
#-- originating vertices
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=12;
--echo # legacy string number
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1 AND destid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1 AND destid=2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=2 AND destid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1 AND destid=4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=4 AND destid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1 AND destid=5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1 AND destid=666; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=5 AND destid=7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=7 AND destid=5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=10 AND destid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=10 AND destid=12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=11 AND destid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=11 AND destid=12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=12 AND destid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=12 AND destid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=666; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=12;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph_base;
#-- What if we add two equally valid two-hop paths?
#--
#--
#-- +--->(14)----------+
#-- | v
#-- | +--->(11)---->(13)
#-- | | |
#-- +-(10) |
#-- ^ v
#-- +----(12)
#--
#-- We note it chooses 10,11,13 but will it always?
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (11,13);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (10,14);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (14,13);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=10 AND destid=13;
DELETE FROM graph_base where from_id=10 and to_id=11;
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (10,15);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (15,13);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=10 AND destid=13;
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (10,11);
#-- We note is _appears_ to use the lowered valued node id if there are two equal paths
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=10 AND destid=13;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph_base;
#-- add some extra and check
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1;
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (21,22);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=21;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=22;
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (4,17);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1;
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (4,16);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1;
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (17,18);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=1;
--echo # Now we add a connection from 4->6
INSERT INTO graph_base (from_id,to_id) VALUES (4,6);
SELECT * FROM graph;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph_base;
--echo # And delete all references to node 5
DELETE FROM graph_base WHERE from_id=5;
DELETE FROM graph_base WHERE from_id=3 AND to_id=5;
#-- The following queries would currently return incorrect results
#-- 6 rows instead of 21
#-- Maybe manifestation of https://bugs.launchpad.net/oqgraph/+bug/796647
#-- SELECT count(*) FROM graph;
#-- SELECT count(*) FROM graph_base;
--echo # which means there is a path in one direction only 1>3>4>6
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1 AND destid=6;
--echo # but not 6>4>3>1 (so no result)
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=6 AND destid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1 AND destid=6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=6 AND destid=1;
DELETE FROM graph_base;
#-- The following line would hang mysqld currently, see bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/oqgraph/+bug/1195735
#-- SELECT * FROM graph;
FLUSH TABLES;
TRUNCATE TABLE graph_base;
DROP TABLE graph_base;
DROP TABLE graph;
#-- Reminder - the basic spec is at http://openquery.com/graph/doc
#-- Query edges stored in graph engine (latch=NULL)
#-- SELECT * FROM foo;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id for origin of edge in origid column.
#-- vertex id for destination of edge in destid column.
#-- weight of edge in weight column.
#-- Essentially this returns the values (origid,destid pairs with optional weight) you put in, in this mode OQGRAPH looks very close to a real table. But it also does nothing special, it's just store/retrieve for those columns. The other columns will be returned as NULL.
#--
#-- Query vertices stored in graph engine (latch=0)
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 0;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id in linkid column
#--
#-- Query out-edges for vertex (latch=0 AND origid=N)
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 0 AND origid = 2;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id in linkid column
#-- edge weight in weight column
#--
#-- Query in-edges for vertex (latch=0 AND destid=N)
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 0 AND destid = 6;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id in linkid column
#-- edge weight in weight column
#--
#-- Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm (latch=1)
#-- Find shortest path:
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 1 AND origid = 1 AND destid = 6;
#-- Results:
#-- latch, origid, destid are same as input.
#-- vertex id of the current step in linkid column.
#-- weight of traversed edge in weight column.
#-- step counter in seq column, so you can sort and use the result (starting at step 0).
#-- Example: SELECT GROUP_CONCAT(linkid ORDER BY seq) ...
#--
#-- Find reachable vertices:
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 1 AND origid = 1;
#-- Results:
#-- latch, origid, destid are same as input.
#-- vertex id in linkid column.
#-- aggregate of weights in weight column.
#--
#-- Find originating vertices:
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 1 AND destid = 6;
#-- Results:
#-- latch, origid, destid are same as input.
#-- vertex id in linkid column.
#-- aggregate of weights in weight column.
#--
#-- Breadth-first search (latch=2, assumes that each vertex is weight 1)
#-- Find shortest path:
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 2 AND origid = 1 AND destid = 6;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id in linkid column.
#-- weight column = 1 for each hop.
#--
#-- Find reachable vertices:
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 2 AND origid = 1;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id in linkid column.
#-- computed number of hops in weight column.
#--
#-- Find originating vertices:
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 2 AND destid = 6;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id in linkid column.
#-- computed number of hops in weight column.
mysql-test/suite/oqgraph/regression_1213120_sleep.test 0 → 100644
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--disable_warnings
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS graph_base;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS graph;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS graph2;
--enable_warnings
# Create the backing store
CREATE TABLE graph_base (
from_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
to_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (from_id,to_id),
INDEX (to_id)
) ENGINE=MyISAM;
CREATE TABLE graph (
latch VARCHAR(32) NULL,
origid BIGINT UNSIGNED NULL,
destid BIGINT UNSIGNED NULL,
weight DOUBLE NULL,
seq BIGINT UNSIGNED NULL,
linkid BIGINT UNSIGNED NULL,
KEY (latch, origid, destid) USING HASH,
KEY (latch, destid, origid) USING HASH
) ENGINE=OQGRAPH DATA_TABLE='graph_base' ORIGID='from_id', DESTID='to_id';
#--
#-- ASCII art graph of this test data
#-- +-->(2)
#-- ( )<---+
#-- (1)
#-- ( )<---+
#-- +-->(3)<------->(4)
#--
#-- (7)<----------(5)<--------->(6) (9)
#--
#-- +--->(11)
#-- | |
#-- (10) |
#-- ^ v
#-- +----(12)
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (1,2), (2,1);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (1,3), (3,1);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (3,4), (4,3);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (5,6), (6,5);
#-- extra unidirected node
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (5,7);
#-- isolated node with no loop - disallowed
#-- so origid 8 below should return an empty rowset
#-- INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (8,NULL);
#-- isolated node with a (undirected) loop
#-- we have no way of representing a directed loop on an isolated node, is this valid in pure graph theory?
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (9,9);
#-- directed _cyclic_ graph triangle?
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (10,11);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (11,12);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (12,10);
--echo # Return all edges
#-- we note that when weight is NULL it defaults to 1
SELECT * FROM graph;
--echo # Currently count should be 13
SELECT count(*) FROM graph;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph_base;
--echo # Return all edges when latch is NULL - this is different to latch='' and same as no where clause
SELECT * FROM graph where latch is NULL;
--echo # Return all vertices, and subsets of vertices
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='';
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='0';
--echo # Currently count should be 11
SELECT count(*) FROM graph where latch='';
#-- get a subset of vertices
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and linkid = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and (linkid > 2 and linkid < 6);
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and linkid = NULL;
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and linkid = 666;
#-- Query out-edges for vertex (no_search AND origid=N)
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 1;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 2;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 4;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 9;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 10;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = NULL;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 666;
#-- Query in-edges for vertex (no_search AND destid=N)
#-- linkid will have the other end
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 1;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 2;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 4;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 9;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 10;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = NULL;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 666;
# The following returns a result that makes no sense...
#-- what happens when we combined orig and dest?
#-- Bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/oqgraph/+bug/1195778
#SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and origid = 1;
#SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and destid = 2;
#SELECT * FROM graph where latch='' and origid=1 and destid = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='0';
SELECT count(*) FROM graph where latch='0';
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='0' and linkid = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph where latch='0' and (linkid > 2 and linkid < 6);
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and origid = 1;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and origid = 2;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and origid = 4;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and origid = 9;
SELECT origid as `from`, linkid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and origid = 10;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and destid = 1;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and destid = 2;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and destid = 4;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and destid = 9;
SELECT linkid as `from`, destid as `to` FROM graph where latch='0' and destid = 10;
--echo # Breadth-first search tests
#-- We are asking "Is there a path from node 'origid' to (all) other nodes?"
#-- We return a row for each other node that is reachable, with its id in 'linkid'
#-- and the weight calculated as "How many _directed_ hops to get there"
#-- If there is no path from origid to another node then there is no row for that linkid
#-- We include 'origid' in the set of reachable nodes i.e. as a 'loop', with weight 0
#-- 'seq' is the counted distance of the search, thus, the loop link will always have seq 1
#-- if there are two reachable neighbours, they will have seq 2,3 and so on
#-- linkid is the other end
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 666; # <-- note, should return nothing
#-- The above results can then be filtered by weight, so the results should be a subset for the corresponding origid above
#-- so effectively, `AND weight=1` returns the neighbours of origid in linkid
#<----- orig test harness - still returns (breadth_first 1 NULL 1 3 3), (breadth_first 1 NULL 1 2 2)
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 1; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 1;
#-- so effectively, `count(... AND weight=1)` returns the number of _reachable_ immediate neighbours
#-- included because it allows human to quickly eyeball against the visual ASCII graph for correctness...
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 1; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 1;
#-- so effectively, `AND weight=2` returns the second-level neighbours of origid in linkid
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 2; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 3; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 1 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 2 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 3 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 4 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 5 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 6 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 7 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 8 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2); # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 9 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 10 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 11 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = 12 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
#-- now do it in reverse - using destid find originating vertices
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 1 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 2 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 3 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 4 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 5 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 6 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 7 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 8 and weight = 1; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 9 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 10 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 11 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 12 and weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 1 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 2 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 3 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 4 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 5 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 6 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 7 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 8 and weight = 2; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 9 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 10 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 11 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 12 and weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 1 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 2 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 3 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 4 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 5 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 6 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 7 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 8 and weight = 3; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 9 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 10 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 11 and weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = 12 and weight = 3;
#-- These return empty sets - origid or destid must be specified and non null to get a result set
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND origid = NULL;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND destid = NULL;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first' AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = 'breadth_first';
#-- Repeat the above with legacy string
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 666; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 1; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 1; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 1;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 2; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 1 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 2 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 3 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 4 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 5 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 6 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 7 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 8 AND weight = 3; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 9 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 10 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 11 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 12 AND weight = 3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 1 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 2 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 3 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 4 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 5 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 6 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 7 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 8 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2); # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 9 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 10 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 11 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = 12 AND (weight = 1 or weight = 2);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND destid = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND destid = 12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND destid = 1 and weight = 1;
#-- These return empty sets - origid must be specified and non null to get a result set
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND origid = NULL;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND destid = NULL;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2' AND weight = 1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch = '2';
--echo # Dijkstras algorithm tests
#-- We ask 'What is the shortest path (if any) between 'origid' and 'destid'
#-- This returns the number of directed hops +1 (for the starting node)
#-- 'weight' is NULL for the starting point, or 1
#-- 'linkid' is the way point id
#-- 'seq' is the distance of the waypoint from the start (counting from zero)
#-- the default order returned is waypoints out from the start
#-- zero hop (1 row)
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1 AND destid=1;
#-- one hop
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1 AND destid=2;
#-- one hop in reverse
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=2 AND destid=1;
#-- two hops (via 3)
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1 AND destid=4;
#-- two hops in reverse direction
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=4 AND destid=1;
#-- no result (no connection)
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1 AND destid=5;
#-- no result (no destination exists)
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1 AND destid=666;
#-- one hop on a unidirected link
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=5 AND destid=7;
#-- zero hop in reverse direction on a unidirected link
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=7 AND destid=5;
#-- Trickery - what about the cyclic loop?
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=10 AND destid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=10 AND destid=12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=11 AND destid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=11 AND destid=12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=12 AND destid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=12 AND destid=11;
#-- reachable vertices
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=666; # <-- note, should return nothing
#-- originating vertices
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=12;
--echo # legacy string number
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1 AND destid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1 AND destid=2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=2 AND destid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1 AND destid=4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=4 AND destid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1 AND destid=5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1 AND destid=666; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=5 AND destid=7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=7 AND destid=5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=10 AND destid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=10 AND destid=12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=11 AND destid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=11 AND destid=12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=12 AND destid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=12 AND destid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=12;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=666; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=2;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=3;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=4;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=5;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=7;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=8; # <-- note, should return nothing
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=9;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=10;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=11;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND destid=12;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph_base;
#-- What if we add two equally valid two-hop paths?
#--
#--
#-- +--->(14)----------+
#-- | v
#-- | +--->(11)---->(13)
#-- | | |
#-- +-(10) |
#-- ^ v
#-- +----(12)
#--
#-- We note it chooses 10,11,13 but will it always?
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (11,13);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (10,14);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (14,13);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=10 AND destid=13;
DELETE FROM graph_base where from_id=10 and to_id=11;
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (10,15);
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (15,13);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=10 AND destid=13;
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (10,11);
#-- We note is _appears_ to use the lowered valued node id if there are two equal paths
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=10 AND destid=13;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph_base;
#-- add some extra and check
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1;
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (21,22);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=21;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=22;
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (4,17);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1;
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (4,16);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1;
INSERT INTO graph_base(from_id, to_id) VALUES (17,18);
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND destid=1;
--echo # Now we add a connection from 4->6
INSERT INTO graph_base (from_id,to_id) VALUES (4,6);
#-- Without this sleep when the line immediately after gets executed
#-- we get a segfault
select SLEEP(2);
SELECT * FROM graph;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph;
SELECT count(*) FROM graph_base;
--echo # And delete all references to node 5
DELETE FROM graph_base WHERE from_id=5;
DELETE FROM graph_base WHERE from_id=3 AND to_id=5;
#-- The following queries would currently return incorrect results
#-- 6 rows instead of 21
#-- Maybe manifestation of https://bugs.launchpad.net/oqgraph/+bug/796647
#-- SELECT count(*) FROM graph;
#-- SELECT count(*) FROM graph_base;
--echo # which means there is a path in one direction only 1>3>4>6
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=1 AND destid=6;
--echo # but not 6>4>3>1 (so no result)
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='dijkstras' AND origid=6 AND destid=1;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=1 AND destid=6;
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE latch='1' AND origid=6 AND destid=1;
DELETE FROM graph_base;
#-- The following line would hang mysqld currently, see bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/oqgraph/+bug/1195735
#-- SELECT * FROM graph;
FLUSH TABLES;
TRUNCATE TABLE graph_base;
DROP TABLE graph_base;
DROP TABLE graph;
#-- Reminder - the basic spec is at http://openquery.com/graph/doc
#-- Query edges stored in graph engine (latch=NULL)
#-- SELECT * FROM foo;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id for origin of edge in origid column.
#-- vertex id for destination of edge in destid column.
#-- weight of edge in weight column.
#-- Essentially this returns the values (origid,destid pairs with optional weight) you put in, in this mode OQGRAPH looks very close to a real table. But it also does nothing special, it's just store/retrieve for those columns. The other columns will be returned as NULL.
#--
#-- Query vertices stored in graph engine (latch=0)
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 0;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id in linkid column
#--
#-- Query out-edges for vertex (latch=0 AND origid=N)
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 0 AND origid = 2;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id in linkid column
#-- edge weight in weight column
#--
#-- Query in-edges for vertex (latch=0 AND destid=N)
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 0 AND destid = 6;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id in linkid column
#-- edge weight in weight column
#--
#-- Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm (latch=1)
#-- Find shortest path:
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 1 AND origid = 1 AND destid = 6;
#-- Results:
#-- latch, origid, destid are same as input.
#-- vertex id of the current step in linkid column.
#-- weight of traversed edge in weight column.
#-- step counter in seq column, so you can sort and use the result (starting at step 0).
#-- Example: SELECT GROUP_CONCAT(linkid ORDER BY seq) ...
#--
#-- Find reachable vertices:
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 1 AND origid = 1;
#-- Results:
#-- latch, origid, destid are same as input.
#-- vertex id in linkid column.
#-- aggregate of weights in weight column.
#--
#-- Find originating vertices:
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 1 AND destid = 6;
#-- Results:
#-- latch, origid, destid are same as input.
#-- vertex id in linkid column.
#-- aggregate of weights in weight column.
#--
#-- Breadth-first search (latch=2, assumes that each vertex is weight 1)
#-- Find shortest path:
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 2 AND origid = 1 AND destid = 6;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id in linkid column.
#-- weight column = 1 for each hop.
#--
#-- Find reachable vertices:
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 2 AND origid = 1;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id in linkid column.
#-- computed number of hops in weight column.
#--
#-- Find originating vertices:
#-- SELECT * FROM foo WHERE latch = 2 AND destid = 6;
#-- Results:
#-- vertex id in linkid column.
#-- computed number of hops in weight column.
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