Commit 1b15f430 authored by unknown's avatar unknown

fix for Bug #12849 Stored Procedure: Crash on procedure call with CHAR type 'INOUT' parameter

(recommit with the right Bug#)


mysql-test/r/sp.result:
  result file modified to reflect new test
mysql-test/t/sp.test:
  added test for the bug
sql/item.cc:
  protect Item_splocal value from modification by CONCAT() et al
sql/item.h:
  added a buffer to save Item_splocal string pointer
sql/sp_head.cc:
  don't employ reuse mechanism to save var into itself
parent e61d56a9
......@@ -3193,4 +3193,23 @@ set f1= concat( 'hello', f1 );
return f1;
end|
drop function bug9048|
drop procedure if exists bug12849_1|
create procedure bug12849_1(inout x char) select x into x|
set @var='a'|
call bug12849_1(@var)|
select @var|
@var
a
drop procedure bug12849_1|
drop procedure if exists bug12849_2|
create procedure bug12849_2(inout foo varchar(15))
begin
select concat(foo, foo) INTO foo;
end|
set @var='abcd'|
call bug12849_2(@var)|
select @var|
@var
abcdabcd
drop procedure bug12849_2|
drop table t1,t2;
......@@ -4043,6 +4043,32 @@ begin
end|
drop function bug9048|
#
# Bug #12849 Stored Procedure: Crash on procedure call with CHAR type
# 'INOUT' parameter
#
--disable_warnings
drop procedure if exists bug12849_1|
--enable_warnings
create procedure bug12849_1(inout x char) select x into x|
set @var='a'|
call bug12849_1(@var)|
select @var|
drop procedure bug12849_1|
--disable_warnings
drop procedure if exists bug12849_2|
--enable_warnings
create procedure bug12849_2(inout foo varchar(15))
begin
select concat(foo, foo) INTO foo;
end|
set @var='abcd'|
call bug12849_2(@var)|
select @var|
drop procedure bug12849_2|
#
# BUG#NNNN: New bug synopsis
#
......
......@@ -818,8 +818,25 @@ String *Item_splocal::val_str(String *sp)
DBUG_ASSERT(fixed);
Item *it= this_item();
String *ret= it->val_str(sp);
/*
This way we mark returned value of val_str as const,
so that various functions (e.g. CONCAT) won't try to
modify the value of the Item. Analogous mechanism is
implemented for Item_param.
Without this trick Item_splocal could be changed as a
side-effect of expression computation. Here is an example
of what happens without it: suppose x is varchar local
variable in a SP with initial value 'ab' Then
select concat(x,'c');
would change x's value to 'abc', as Item_func_concat::val_str()
would use x's internal buffer to compute the result.
This is intended behaviour of Item_func_concat. Comments to
Item_param class contain some more details on the topic.
*/
str_value_ptr.set(ret->ptr(), ret->length(),
ret->charset());
null_value= it->null_value;
return ret;
return &str_value_ptr;
}
......
......@@ -715,9 +715,17 @@ public:
class Item_splocal : public Item
{
uint m_offset;
public:
LEX_STRING m_name;
/*
Buffer, pointing to the string value of the item. We need it to
protect internal buffer from changes. See comment to analogous
member in Item_param for more details.
*/
String str_value_ptr;
/*
Position of this reference to SP variable in the statement (the
statement itself is in sp_instr_stmt::m_query).
......
......@@ -275,8 +275,19 @@ sp_eval_func_item(THD *thd, Item **it_addr, enum enum_field_types type,
}
DBUG_PRINT("info",("STRING_RESULT: %*s",
s->length(), s->c_ptr_quick()));
CHARSET_INFO *itcs= it->collation.collation;
CREATE_ON_CALLERS_ARENA(it= new(reuse, &rsize) Item_string(itcs),
/*
Reuse mechanism in sp_eval_func_item() is only employed for assignments
to local variables and OUT/INOUT SP parameters repsesented by
Item_splocal. Usually we have some expression, which needs
to be calculated and stored into the local variable. However in the
case if "it" equals to "reuse", there is no "calculation" step. So,
no reason to employ reuse mechanism to save variable into itself.
*/
if (it == reuse)
DBUG_RETURN(it);
CREATE_ON_CALLERS_ARENA(it= new(reuse, &rsize)
Item_string(it->collation.collation),
use_callers_arena, &backup_arena);
/*
We have to use special constructor and allocate string
......
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