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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Rene Cannao	1822a37ee6	revert: Tokenizer changes for /+ / and fix related tests This commit reverts the changes introduced in `178f679f` that incorrectly handled optimizer hints /+ ... / in query tokenizers. The previous implementation included the '+' character in command detection (is_cmd), causing these hints to be part of the query digest text. This broke downstream logic like GPFC_QueryUSE which expects the digest to start directly with 'USE'. To maintain testing for issue #5384 (query_processor_first_comment_parsing), the related tests have been updated: - issue5384-t.cpp: Switched to standard comments /* hostgroup=N */ and re-enabled Test 2 and Test 3. Used a more unique query 'SELECT 5384' and explicitly enabled query digests. - pgsql-issue5384-t.cpp: Similar updates for PostgreSQL, including correcting the admin (6132) and backend (6133) ports. - reg_test_3493-USE_with_comment-t.cpp: Improved test verbosity and diagnostics. Added descriptive diag() messages and restored original tracking expectations consistent with the reverted tokenizer logic.	3 months ago
Rene Cannao	3e73787753	Revert "fix: Handle optimizer hints /+ / correctly in query tokenizers" This reverts commit `178f679fad`.	3 months ago
Rene Cannao	178f679fad	fix: Handle optimizer hints /+ / correctly in query tokenizers The query tokenizers for both MySQL and PostgreSQL did not correctly handle optimizer hint comments in the format /+ ... /. When parsing queries like `/+ hostgroup=1000 / SELECT 1`, the '+' character was incorrectly included in the extracted first comment content, resulting in the parsed key being '+hostgroup' instead of 'hostgroup'. This caused the query_processor_first_comment_parsing variable (modes 1 and 3) to not work correctly when using optimizer hint syntax. Changes: - c_tokenizer.cpp: Detect both /! and /+ comment formats - pgsql_tokenizer.cpp: Detect /*+ comment format - issue5384-t.cpp: Re-enable tests 2 and 3 (previously skipped) - pgsql-issue5384-t.cpp: Re-enable tests 2 and 3, add hostgroup 1000 setup Fixes #5413 (MySQL tokenizer) Fixes #5414 (PostgreSQL tokenizer)	3 months ago
Rene Cannao	26d3d1fce5	fix: Skip failing tests in issue5384-t due to feature regression The mysql-query_processor_first_comment_parsing modes 1 and 3 appear to not be working correctly - comments are not being parsed before rules are applied even when configured to do so. - Added hostgroup 1000 setup/cleanup for proper test environment - Skip tests 2 and 3 with TODO comments explaining the issue - Keep test 1 which validates default behavior (mode 2) The underlying feature issue should be investigated separately.	3 months ago
Rene Cannao	b143f61b93	fix: Fix issue5384-t test - column name and result handling Two fixes: 1. Use 'hostgroup' instead of 'destination_hostgroup' column (stats_mysql_query_digest doesn't have destination_hostgroup) 2. Properly consume query results with mysql_store_result/free_result to avoid "Commands out of sync" errors Tests 2 and 3 still fail due to comment parsing feature behavior, but these infrastructure fixes allow the test to run correctly.	3 months ago
Rene Cannao	79c0b383e8	integration: fix pre-CI issues in unified branch	3 months ago
Rene Cannao	5988468521	Query Processor: re-initialize parser on rewritten queries and enhance test coverage - Fixed Query Processor to re-extract comments and re-compute digest if a query rule rewrites the query. - Enhanced issue5384-t with better regex, robust NULL checks, and teardown logic. - Added pgsql-issue5384-t to provide parity coverage for the PostgreSQL module. - Registered the new test in groups.json.	3 months ago
Rene Cannao	7b33b282b1	Fix compilation error in issue5384-t TAP test	3 months ago
Rene Cannao	1c25787b88	Introduce {mysql,pgsql}-query_processor_first_comment_parsing variable (#5384 ) This universal fix allows controlling when the first comment of a query is processed relative to the query rules. By setting this variable to 1, ProxySQL-specific annotations (like GTID) can be parsed immediately, allowing subsequent query rules to strip them from the query string. This prevents prepared statement cache bloat and improves backend statement reuse when annotations with unique literals are used.	3 months ago

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