use Test::More tests => 1;
use Test::Deep;
use TSQL::SplitStatement;
use Data::Dumper;

use 5.010 ;
use warnings;
use strict;



subtest 'splitStatements', sub {

my $SQL = "
/* comment 1 */
begin tran
begin try -- try
select case when 1=1 then 3 else 3 end
begin try
if 1=1
    select 1
else    if 2=2 begin
        print 1
    end
else    begin
    select 1
    end
end try
/* 
***
*/

select 1 as a
from ( select 1 as a union all select 2 ) x
select 1 as a
from ( select 1 as a except select 2 ) x

label:
label2:

begin catch
begin 
select 1
end
end catch

commit
end try
begin catch
rollback
end catch


begin transaction

commit

";

my $DumpedAST = [
          'begin tran',
          'begin try',
          'select case when 1=1 then 3 else 3 end',
          'begin try',
          'if 1=1',
          'select 1',
          'else',
          'if 2=2',
          'begin',
          'print 1',
          'end',
          'else',
          'begin',
          'select 1',
          'end',
          'end try',
          'select 1 as a
from ( select 1 as a union all select 2 ) x',
          'select 1 as a
from ( select 1 as a except select 2 ) x',
          'label:',
          'label2:',
          'begin catch',
          'begin',
          'select 1',
          'end',
          'end catch',
          'commit',
          'end try',
          'begin catch',
          'rollback',
          'end catch',
          'begin transaction',
          'commit'
        ];

	my $parser = TSQL::SplitStatement->new();
	my @parsedInput = $parser->splitSQL($SQL);
	my $DumpedOutput = Dumper \@parsedInput;
#warn $DumpedAST;
#warn $DumpedOutput;

	cmp_deeply(\@parsedInput, $DumpedAST, "Simple batch with simple statements splits ok");
};