Hi Guilhem,
Guilhem Bichot, 08.04.2009 11:26:
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> And check-testcase sees no problem when running the test with --debug I
> guess.
Well, it's 6.0. check-testcase complains on every test case if --debug
is used. My test case produces the same diff as every test case.
...
> Try this:
> SET debug='+d:+d,key_cache_write_block_error';
> your_test_statements;
> SET debug='+d:-d,key_cache_write_block_error';
>
> From what I tested it should leave debugging on while
> your_test_statements run.
No, it doesn't work. But now I have dbug output in the error log, if
running without --debug. :-/
It doesn't work, because an empty list of keywords means all keywords.
When adding a single keyword, the list is no longer empty, hence the
logic changes to suppress all keywords, but the given one.
The effect is not that obvious if the 't' (trace) option is also active.
It isn't influenced by the debug keyword list. One needs to look twice
to see that the debug output is missing between the trace output. I use
to grep for "query:". So I see the +d,keyword statement and next is the
statement behind the -d,keyword statement. Thus, the debug output is
suppressed in between.
...
Regards
Ingo
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