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Veena Basavaraj edited comment on SQOOP-1625 at 10/28/14 3:14 AM:
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Discussing a bit more, the real issue is this.

Qian is trying to install new binaries with a exisiting DB at 
"repository.version" in SQ_SYSTEM at 4.

So in this case the upgrade should not be kicked off at all. Since the latest 
code version is 4
{code}   public static final int LATEST_DERBY_REPOSITORY_VERSION = 4; {code}
 and the schems repo version is all 4


so this code
{code}
{ if(!immutableRepository) {
      LOG.info("Creating or updating respository at bootup");
      provider.getRepository().createOrUpgradeRepository();
    }
{code}

might need another check to see if the current code version is different than 
repo version.

And I agree that any repo change we do internally during development we should 
increment this number.


was (Author: vybs):
Discussing a bit more, the real issue is this.

Qian is trying to install new binaries with a exisiting DB at 
"repository.version" in SQ_SYSTEM at 4.

So in this case the upgrade should not be kicked off at all. Since the latest 
code version is 4
{code}   public static final int LATEST_DERBY_REPOSITORY_VERSION = 4; {code}
 and the schems repo version is all 4

> Repository upgrade issue
> ------------------------
>
>                 Key: SQOOP-1625
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SQOOP-1625
>             Project: Sqoop
>          Issue Type: Bug
>    Affects Versions: 1.99.4
>            Reporter: Qian Xu
>
> I'm facing such a situation. 
>  1. I recompile the project without changing anything.
>  2. I replace old binaries with newly built binaries (derby's repository is 
> kept unchanged)
>  3. I restart Sqoop2 server, it will trigger an upgrade check. 
> As the repository version is not incremented, I expect nothing to be update. 
> But I see a SQL error:
> {code}
> Caused by: ERROR 42Z93: Constraints 'FK_SQB_NAME_UNIQUE' and 
> 'FK_SQB_NAME_UNIQUE' have the same set of columns, which is not allowed.
> {code}
> In DerbyRepositoryHandler.java, constraints will be added to repository, if 
> repository version is greater than 3, Sqoop will attempt to add particular 
> constraints repeatedly. I'm afraid this will fail. 
> {code}
>     // Add unique constraints on job and links for version 4 onwards
>     if (repositoryVersion > 3) {
>       runQuery(QUERY_UPGRADE_TABLE_SQ_JOB_ADD_UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT_NAME, conn);
>       runQuery(QUERY_UPGRADE_TABLE_SQ_LINK_ADD_UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT_NAME, conn);
>       
> runQuery(QUERY_UPGRADE_TABLE_SQ_CONFIGURABLE_ADD_UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT_NAME, 
> conn);
>     }
> {code}
> So I'm thinking, whether we should do as follows:
>  1. Increase the current repository version to 5 (instead of 4) and
>  2. Change the following code
> {code}
>     // original
>     if (repositoryVersion > 3) {
>     // proposed
>     if (repositoryVersion <= 4) {
> {code}



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