IMHO, anything that causes arserverd to crash (segfault, etc.) is a defect.

Axton Grams

On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 2:54 PM, Garrison, Sean (Norcross)
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> **
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> I have designed a table that will be used to determine impact:
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> Impact Table
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> __________
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> Id
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> ProductID
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> ClientID
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> Data in this table looks like this:
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> ID            ProductID            ClientID
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> 1              1                              1
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> 2              NULL                     2
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> Product ID maps to the Instance ID  in AST:BusinessService and ClientID maps
> to AST:Organization.  We have scenerios where a Client can be impacted but
> no products are actually affected.  In order to do this I have to use outer
> joins.  AST:BusinessService is outer joined to Impact table.  The resulting
> AST:BusinessServiceToImpactTable_Join form is then outer joined to
> AST:Organization.  So the data for example would look like this:
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>
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> RequestID           ProductName    Product ID           ClientName
> Client ID
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> 1|1|1                    Product1
> 1                              Client1                  1
>
> 2|NULL|2            NULL                     NULL
> Client2                  2
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> **Note the "NULL" values are actual NULLs and not the word "NULL".  The two
> joins exist just to pull in the names.
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> The problem I am encountering is this:
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> If I select the "2|NULL|2" record the arserverd will do a hard crash.  In my
> opinion this is a Remedy bug.  It should allow for outer joins like this.
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> Here is an actual request ID of a join form that is causing the crash:
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> 000000000000197||000000000018595|000000000021403|000000000018595|000000000021403
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> Notice the "||"????
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> I am doing it this way to normalize the data.  I shouldn't have to copy the
> names into my impact table.  That makes no sense to me but I do have a
> workaround (Oracle View).
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> I am on ARS 7.01 patch 6 (Linux) on Oracle 10g.  Has anyone encountered this
> issue before and if so do they know if there is a later patch that fixes it?
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> Thanks,
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> Sean
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