# Test for disable_load_balance_on_write feature
# using simple queries.

# Force load balance node to 1.
##backend_weight0 = 0
##backend_weight1 = 1

# Disable load balance in current transaction only.
# (default behavior)

# Create test table
'Q'	"DROP TABLE IF EXISTS pgproto_test1"
'Y'
'Q'	"CREATE TABLE pgproto_test1(i INT)"
'Y'

# Start a transaction
'Q'	"BEGIN"
'Y'

# Issue Parse SELECT. This should be sent to node 1.
'Q'	"SELECT 1"
'Y'

# Issue INSERT
'Q'	"INSERT INTO pgproto_test1 VALUES(1)"
'Y'

# Issue another SELECT. This should be sent to primary node.
'Q'	"SELECT 2"
'Y'

# Issue COMMIT
'Q'	"COMMIT"
'Y'

# Issue another SELECT. This should be sent to node 1 because outside a transaction.
'Q'	"SELECT 3"
'Y'

# Start a transaction
'Q'	"BEGIN"
'Y'

# Issue another SELECT. This should be sent to primary node.
'Q'	"SELECT 4"
'Y'

# Issue COMMIT
'Q'	"COMMIT"
'Y'

# DROP test table
'Q'	"DROP TABLE pgproto_test1"
'Y'

'X'