#!/bin/bash
# Usage: SSH_PASS=<password> bash db/01-load-schema.sh
# Or: configure SSH key auth first, then just: bash db/01-load-schema.sh
set -e

SERVER="setia@ims.setia.com.my"
PORT=9321

echo "==> Copying schema files to server..."
scp -P "$PORT" db/schema.sql db/rls.sql "$SERVER:/tmp/"

echo "==> Loading schema on server..."
ssh -p "$PORT" "$SERVER" "sudo -u postgres psql -d ims -f /tmp/schema.sql && sudo -u postgres psql -d ims -f /tmp/rls.sql"

echo "==> Cleaning up temp files..."
ssh -p "$PORT" "$SERVER" "rm /tmp/schema.sql /tmp/rls.sql"

echo "==> Schema loaded. Verifying table count..."
ssh -p "$PORT" "$SERVER" "sudo -u postgres psql -d ims -c \"SELECT count(*) AS table_count FROM information_schema.tables WHERE table_schema = 'public' AND table_type = 'BASE TABLE';\""
# Expected: 14 tables (13 original + password_reset_tokens)