-- sample data to test SQLite
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS "create_test" ("id" INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, "key" TEXT, "val" TEXT);
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS "create_join" ("id" INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, "key" TEXT, "val" TEXT);
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS "create_delete" ("id" INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, "key" TEXT, "val" TEXT);

-- TABLE TEST
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS TEST1;
CREATE TABLE TEST1 (
  TEST_NAME TEXT NOT NULL,
  TEST_ID INTEGER DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL,
  TEST_DATE TEXT NOT NULL,
  CONSTRAINT PK_TEST PRIMARY KEY (TEST_ID)
);

-- TABLE TEST2 with some CONSTRAINTs and an INDEX
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS TEST2;
CREATE TABLE TEST2 (
  ID INTEGER NOT NULL,
  FIELD1 INTEGER,
  FIELD2 TEXT,
  FIELD3 TEXT,
  FIELD4 INTEGER,
  FIELD5 INTEGER,
  ID2 INTEGER NOT NULL,
  CONSTRAINT PK_TEST2 PRIMARY KEY (ID2),
  CONSTRAINT TEST2_FIELD1ID_IDX UNIQUE (ID, FIELD1),
  CONSTRAINT TEST2_FIELD4_IDX UNIQUE (FIELD4)
);
CREATE INDEX TEST2_FIELD5_IDX ON TEST2 (FIELD5);

-- TABLE NUMBERS
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS NUMBERS;
CREATE TABLE NUMBERS (
  NUMBER INTEGER DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
  EN TEXT NOT NULL,
  FR TEXT NOT NULL
);

-- TABLE NEWTABLE
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS NEWTABLE;
CREATE TABLE NEWTABLE (
  ID INTEGER DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
  SOMENAME TEXT,
  SOMEDATE TEXT NOT NULL,
  CONSTRAINT PKINDEX_IDX PRIMARY KEY (ID)
);

-- VIEW on TEST
DROP VIEW IF EXISTS "testview";
CREATE VIEW "testview" AS
SELECT *
FROM TEST1
WHERE TEST_NAME LIKE 't%';

-- VIEW on NUMBERS
DROP VIEW IF EXISTS "numbersview";
CREATE VIEW "numbersview" AS
SELECT *
FROM NUMBERS
WHERE NUMBER > 100;