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Fernanda Pizzorno updated DERBY-1313:
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Attachment: derby-1313v3.diff
derby-1313v3.stat
I am submitting a new patch with the following changes done to derby-1313.diff:
> * DRDAConnThread.java
> - spurious blank line introduced: 63
The blank line has been removed.
> - wrong comment:
>
> // DRDA diagnostic level -> DIAGLVL - SQL Error diagnistic level
> // DIAGLVL1 (0xF0) - Null SQLDIAGRP (DEFAULT)
> // DIAGLVL1 (0xF1) - Non-null SQLDIAGRP
> // DIAGLVL1 (0xF2) - Non-null SQLDIAGRP, and null message text fields
> private byte diagnosticLevel = (byte)0xF0;
>
> They are all called DIAGLVL1 ;) Maybe point to CodePoint.java
> instead to avoid redudancy?
This comment has been changed to:
// DRDA diagnostic level, DIAGLVL0 by default
I have successfully run derbyall. Can someone please review?
Thank you in advance.
> SUR: Use DRDA's extended diagnostic to send ROW_UPDATED and ROW_DELETED
> warnings.
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>
> Key: DERBY-1313
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-1313
> Project: Derby
> Type: Bug
> Components: JDBC
> Reporter: Fernanda Pizzorno
> Assignee: Fernanda Pizzorno
> Attachments: derby-1313.diff, derby-1313.stat, derby-1313v2.diff,
> derby-1313v2.stat, derby-1313v3.diff, derby-1313v3.stat
>
> Detectability of own changes is implemented in the client using warnings cf
> the write-up for DERBY-775. When a row has been deleted and/or updated, a
> warning will be sent to the client to indicate that fact. Presently, only one
> warning can be sent each time a data row is sent from to the client, that
> means that some warnings may be lost. Using extended diagnostic allows us to
> send several warnings for each data row.
> I propose to use extended diagnostics to send ROW_UPDATED and ROW_DELETED
> warnings when necessary. This may later be extended for other warnings, but I
> do not plan to do it as a part of the work in this issue.
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