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/*
 * Description    : Tests whether an ngram_index is applied to optimize a join query using the contains function.
 *                  The index should be applied.
 * Success        : Yes
 */

drop  database test if exists;
create  database test;

use test;


create type test.DBLPType as
{
  id : int32,
  dblpid : string,
  misc : string
}

create type test.CSXType as
 closed {
  id : int32,
  csxid : string,
  title : string,
  authors : string,
  misc : string
}

create  table DBLP(DBLPType) primary key id;

create  table CSX(CSXType) primary key id;

create  index ngram_index  on DBLP (title:string) type ngram (3) enforced;

write output to asterix_nc1:"rttest/inverted-index-join_ngram-contains-01.adm"
select element {'title1':o1.title,'title2':o2.title}
from  DBLP as o1,
      CSX as o2
where (test.contains(o1.title,o2.title) and (o1.id < o2.id))
order by o1.id,o2.id
;