Match Initialization Debug

Match ID: 0

Session userid: NOT SET

Session global_account_id: 0

Step 1: Check Match Schema

⚠ Match schema 'm_0' does not exist

Step 2: Create Match Schema

✓ Match schema creation succeeded

Step 3: Check user_good Table

✓ user_good table exists in m_0

Step 3.5: Check Source global.user_good Table

✓ Global schema exists

✓ Source global.user_good table exists

Columns in source global.user_good:

✓ Source has 6 expected columns

Step 3.6: Check Fallback gcdm.user_good Table

✓ Fallback gcdm.user_good table exists

Columns in fallback gcdm.user_good:

✓ Fallback has 6 expected columns

Step 4: Check user_good Columns in Match Schema

Columns found in m_0.user_good:

✓ All expected columns present

Step 4.5: Test CREATE TABLE LIKE from Global Schema

Columns in test table created from global.user_good:

✓ CREATE TABLE LIKE from global works (6 columns)

Step 4.6: Test CREATE TABLE LIKE from GCDM Schema

Columns in test table created from gcdm.user_good:

✓ CREATE TABLE LIKE from gcdm works (6 columns)

Step 5: Switch to Match Schema

✓ Successfully switched to m_0

Step 6: Test user_good Query

✓ user_good table query successful

Step 7: Test Insert Query

✗ Error with insert query: match_id must be set. Use SET @match_id = before insert.

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