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# ident	"@(#)reservation_016_pos.ksh	1.2	07/01/09 SMI"
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. $STF_SUITE/include/libtest.kshlib
. $STF_SUITE/tests/reservation/reservation.kshlib

###############################################################################
#
# __stc_assertion_start
#
# ID: reservation_016_pos
#
# DESCRIPTION:
#
# In pool with a full filesystem and a regular volume (with implicit
# reservation) destroying the volume should allow more data to be written 
# to the filesystem
#
#
# STRATEGY:
# 1) Create a regular (non-sparse) volume
# 2) Create a filesystem at the same level
# 3) Fill up the filesystem
# 4) Destroy the volume
# 5) Verify can write more data to the filesystem
#
# TESTABILITY: explicit
#
# TEST_AUTOMATION_LEVEL: automated
#
# CODING_STATUS: COMPLETED (2005-07-19)
#
# __stc_assertion_end
#
################################################################################

verify_runnable "global"

log_assert "Destroying a regular volume with reservation allows more data to" \
	" be written to top level filesystem"

space_avail=`get_prop available $TESTPOOL`

#
# To make sure this test doesn't take too long to execute on
# large pools, we calculate a volume size which will ensure we 
# have RESV_FREE_SPACE left free in the pool.
#
(( vol_set_size = space_avail * 95 / 100 ))
vol_set_size=$(floor_volsize $vol_set_size $BLOCK_SIZE)

# Creating a regular volume implicitly sets its reservation
# property to the same value.
log_must $ZFS create -b $BLOCK_SIZE -V $vol_set_size $TESTPOOL/$TESTVOL

space_avail_still=`get_prop available $TESTPOOL`

# Create a secondary filesystem to soak up what's left to get
# to RESV_FREE_SPACE for the pool.
space_avail_still=`get_prop available $TESTPOOL`
(( zfs_res = space_avail_still - RESV_FREE_SPACE ))
log_must $ZFS create -o refreservation=$zfs_res $TESTPOOL/$TESTFS2

space_avail_still=`get_prop available $TESTPOOL`

fill_size=`expr $space_avail_still + $RESV_TOLERANCE`
write_count=`expr $fill_size / $BLOCK_SIZE`

# Now fill up the filesystem (which doesn't have a reservation set
# and thus will use up whatever free space is left in the pool).
$FILE_WRITE -o create -f $TESTDIR/$TESTFILE1 -b $BLOCK_SIZE \
        -c $write_count -d 0
ret=$?
if (( $ret != $ENOSPC )); then
	log_fail "Did not get ENOSPC as expected (got $ret)."
fi

log_must $ZFS destroy -f $TESTPOOL/$TESTVOL

log_must $FILE_WRITE -o create -f $TESTDIR/$TESTFILE2 -b $BLOCK_SIZE \
        -c 1000 -d 0

log_pass "Destroying volume with reservation allows more data to" \
	" be written to top level filesystem"
