Hello Surafel,
okay .thank you for explaining. i attach a patch corrected as such
About this v9: applies cleanly, compiles, global and local "make check"
ok.
The option is not exercise in the TAP tests. I'd suggest that it should be
tested on a small table with zero, 1, more than the value set number of
rows. Maybe use -t and other options to reduce the output to the minimum.
About the documentation:
+ When using <option>--rows-per-insert</option>, this allows the maximum
number
+ of rows per <command>INSERT</command> statement to be specified.
I'd suggest a more direct and simple style, something like:
Set the maximum number of rows per INSERT statement.
This option implies --inserts.
Default to 1.
About the help message, the new option expects an argument, but it does
not show:
+ printf(_(" --rows-per-insert number of row per INSERT command\n"));
About the code, maybe avoid using an int as a bool, eg:
... && !dopt.dump_inserts_multiple)
-> ... && dopt.dump_inserts_multiple == 0)
Spacing around operators, eg: "!=1)" -> "!= 1)"
ISTM that the "dump_inserts_multiple" field is useless, you can reuse
"dump_inserts" instead, i.e. --inserts sets it to 1 *if zero*, and
--rows-per-inserts=XXX sets it to XXX. That would simplify the code
significantly.
ISTM that there are indentation issues, eg on added
if (dopt->dump_inserts_multiple == 1) {
The old code is not indented properly.
--
Fabien.
