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akil
PostPosted: Thu Dec 10, 2015 5:39 am    Post subject: IIB9: ESQL UPDATE Reply with quote

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Hi

For the following query
Code:

      UPDATE Database.FUNDS_TRANSFERS
         SET STATUS_CODE = COALESCE(statusCode, FUNDS_TRANSFERS.STATUS_CODE),
             BANK_REF = COALESCE(bankRef, FUNDS_TRANSFERS.BANK_REF),
             FAULT_CODE = COALESCE(faultCode, FUNDS_TRANSFERS.FAULT_CODE),
             FAULT_REASON = faultReason,
             RECONCILED_AT = CURRENT_TIME
       WHERE FUNDS_TRANSFERS.ID = LocalEnvironment.Database.Input.Event.Usr.FUNDS_TRANSFER_ID;
      RETURN TRUE;


The ESQL node seems to be firing the following SQL (with Oracle at the backend)

Code:

SELECT STATUS_CODE, BANK_REF, FAULT_CODE, ID FROM FUNDS_TRANSFERS FOR UPDATE OF STATUS_CODE, BANK_REF, FAULT_CODE, FAULT_REASON, RECONCILED_AT


Does the DELETE statement of ESQL fire a SELECT for UDPATE? It does not seem to be documented anywhere.

Further, the WHERE condition is missing. This creates a nightmare !.

Is this a defect?
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 10, 2015 6:19 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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How did you arrive at your conclusion?
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akil
PostPosted: Thu Dec 10, 2015 7:02 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Hi

I could figure out the possible reason for a SELECT FOR UPDATE, & that is because of the nature of the query,

When the query is as follows, there is no SELECT FOR UPDATE fired

Code:

UPDATE Database.FUNDS_TRANSFERS
         SET STATUS_CODE = statusCode,
             BANK_REF = bankRef,
             FAULT_CODE = faultCode,
             FAULT_REASON = faultReason,
             RECONCILED_AT = CURRENT_TIME
       WHERE FUNDS_TRANSFERS.ID = LocalEnvironment.Database.Input.Event.Usr.FUNDS_TRANSFER_ID;
      RETURN TRUE;


So i guess the SELECT FOR UPDATE is to satisfy the SET statement.

However, the defect seems to be that the SELECT FOR UPDATE has not WHERE clause!.
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 10, 2015 7:10 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I think the question was more:

"how have you determined the SQL being run on the database side?"

Oracle diagnostics? 3rd party tools? Inference from the result set being returned? Psychic powers?
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 10, 2015 9:47 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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The queries come in the brokers user trace .

They are also visible in oracle's awr reports.
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 10, 2015 10:00 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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akil wrote:
The queries come in the brokers user trace .

They are also visible in oracle's awr reports.


Seems definitive.

So apparently a defect, so your next move is a PMR.
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Have to ask - You are certain that the statement you highlighted is in fact the statement that is being executed? No chance it is the statement you think is being executed?
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 10, 2015 11:37 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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akil wrote:
Hi

I could figure out the possible reason for a SELECT FOR UPDATE, & that is because of the nature of the query,

When the query is as follows, there is no SELECT FOR UPDATE fired

Code:

UPDATE Database.FUNDS_TRANSFERS
         SET STATUS_CODE = statusCode,
             BANK_REF = bankRef,
             FAULT_CODE = faultCode,
             FAULT_REASON = faultReason,
             RECONCILED_AT = CURRENT_TIME
       WHERE FUNDS_TRANSFERS.ID = LocalEnvironment.Database.Input.Event.Usr.FUNDS_TRANSFER_ID;
      RETURN TRUE;


So i guess the SELECT FOR UPDATE is to satisfy the SET statement.

However, the defect seems to be that the SELECT FOR UPDATE has not WHERE clause!.

How did you determine that there was no WHERE CLAUSE? Could it have been because LocalEnvironment.Database.Input.Event.Usr.FUNDS_TRANSFER_ID was not populated?

What steps are you taking to avoid an empty / null where clause?
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 10, 2015 9:20 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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For one ESQL statement, the trace shows 2 statements

SELECT FOR UPDATE --- without a where clause
UPDATE --- with a where clause
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 13, 2019 2:00 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Hi! Sorry for reviving this post but I just wanted to say that we've come across a similar behaviour in IIB v. 10.0.0.13

Code:
UPDATE DOCUMENT AS SET FIELD1=someFunction() WHERE D.FIELD2 = ?

fires two statements:
Code:
SELECT FIELD2 FROM DOCUMENT FOR UPDATE OF FIELD1

and the update itself

whereas
Code:

DECLARE myValue CHARACTER someFunction();
UPDATE DOCUMENT AS SET FIELD1=myValue WHERE D.FIELD2 = ?

fires only one statement (the update itself).

So, the workaround is to avoid using functions in the right-hand side of the statement but I think this is definitely a bug.
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