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Spanner: multiple ranges single key #4573

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12 changes: 12 additions & 0 deletions spanner/tests/system/test_system.py
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Expand Up @@ -988,6 +988,18 @@ def test_read_w_ranges(self):
expected = all_data_rows[START+1:END+1]
self._check_row_data(rows, expected)

def test_read_with_range_keys_index_single_key(self):
row_count = 10
columns = self.COLUMNS[1], self.COLUMNS[2]
data = [[row[1], row[2]] for row in self._row_data(row_count)]
session, _ = self._set_up_table(row_count)
self.to_delete.append(session)
start = 3
krange = KeyRange(start_closed=data[start], end_open=data[start + 1])
keyset = KeySet(ranges=(krange,))
rows = list(session.read(self.TABLE, columns, keyset, index='name'))
self.assertEqual(rows, data[start : start+1])

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def test_read_with_range_keys_index_closed_closed(self):
row_count = 10
columns = self.COLUMNS[1], self.COLUMNS[2]
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