agingade commented on a change in pull request #5397:
URL: https://github.com/apache/geode/pull/5397#discussion_r487137679



##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Sorry for late response...
   
   The CQs are registered based on the subscription-redundancy. Servers on 
which they are registered should be treating them as activeCQCounts. 
   When the CQs are closed. They all will get closed, decrementing the active 
CQCount.
   Can you try this with java client test...And see it is the behavior.
   >> one on which cq is register and others on which it will process 
registerCq. 
   Are you seeing CQs that are only getting registered but not processed? that 
seems to be wrong...Are I am missing something.
   
   
   
   
   
   

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Again, sorry for delayed response. If needed you can always send a 
direct email to me.

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Sorry for late response...
   
   The CQs are registered based on the subscription-redundancy. Servers on 
which they are registered should be treating them as activeCQCounts. 
   When the CQs are closed. They all will get closed, decrementing the active 
CQCount.
   Can you try this with java client test...And see it is the behavior.
   >> one on which cq is register and others on which it will process 
registerCq. 
   Are you seeing CQs that are only getting registered but not processed? that 
seems to be wrong...Are I am missing something.
   
   
   
   
   
   

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Again, sorry for delayed response. If needed you can always send a 
direct email to me.

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Sorry for late response...
   
   The CQs are registered based on the subscription-redundancy. Servers on 
which they are registered should be treating them as activeCQCounts. 
   When the CQs are closed. They all will get closed, decrementing the active 
CQCount.
   Can you try this with java client test...And see it is the behavior.
   >> one on which cq is register and others on which it will process 
registerCq. 
   Are you seeing CQs that are only getting registered but not processed? that 
seems to be wrong...Are I am missing something.
   
   
   
   
   
   

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Again, sorry for delayed response. If needed you can always send a 
direct email to me.

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Sorry for late response...
   
   The CQs are registered based on the subscription-redundancy. Servers on 
which they are registered should be treating them as activeCQCounts. 
   When the CQs are closed. They all will get closed, decrementing the active 
CQCount.
   Can you try this with java client test...And see it is the behavior.
   >> one on which cq is register and others on which it will process 
registerCq. 
   Are you seeing CQs that are only getting registered but not processed? that 
seems to be wrong...Are I am missing something.
   
   
   
   
   
   

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Again, sorry for delayed response. If needed you can always send a 
direct email to me.

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Sorry for late response...
   
   The CQs are registered based on the subscription-redundancy. Servers on 
which they are registered should be treating them as activeCQCounts. 
   When the CQs are closed. They all will get closed, decrementing the active 
CQCount.
   Can you try this with java client test...And see it is the behavior.
   >> one on which cq is register and others on which it will process 
registerCq. 
   Are you seeing CQs that are only getting registered but not processed? that 
seems to be wrong...Are I am missing something.
   
   
   
   
   
   

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Again, sorry for delayed response. If needed you can always send a 
direct email to me.

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Sorry for late response...
   
   The CQs are registered based on the subscription-redundancy. Servers on 
which they are registered should be treating them as activeCQCounts. 
   When the CQs are closed. They all will get closed, decrementing the active 
CQCount.
   Can you try this with java client test...And see it is the behavior.
   >> one on which cq is register and others on which it will process 
registerCq. 
   Are you seeing CQs that are only getting registered but not processed? that 
seems to be wrong...Are I am missing something.
   
   
   
   
   
   

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Again, sorry for delayed response. If needed you can always send a 
direct email to me.

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Sorry for late response...
   
   The CQs are registered based on the subscription-redundancy. Servers on 
which they are registered should be treating them as activeCQCounts. 
   When the CQs are closed. They all will get closed, decrementing the active 
CQCount.
   Can you try this with java client test...And see it is the behavior.
   >> one on which cq is register and others on which it will process 
registerCq. 
   Are you seeing CQs that are only getting registered but not processed? that 
seems to be wrong...Are I am missing something.
   
   
   
   
   
   

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Again, sorry for delayed response. If needed you can always send a 
direct email to me.

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Sorry for late response...
   
   The CQs are registered based on the subscription-redundancy. Servers on 
which they are registered should be treating them as activeCQCounts. 
   When the CQs are closed. They all will get closed, decrementing the active 
CQCount.
   Can you try this with java client test...And see it is the behavior.
   >> one on which cq is register and others on which it will process 
registerCq. 
   Are you seeing CQs that are only getting registered but not processed? that 
seems to be wrong...Are I am missing something.
   
   
   
   
   
   

##########
File path: 
geode-cq/src/main/java/org/apache/geode/cache/query/cq/internal/ServerCQImpl.java
##########
@@ -367,10 +367,12 @@ public void close(boolean sendRequestToServer) throws 
CqClosedException, CqExcep
       this.removeFromCqMap();
 
       // Stat update.
-      if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.RUNNING) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsActive();
-      } else if (stateBeforeClosing == CqStateImpl.STOPPED) {
-        cqService.stats().decCqsStopped();
+      if (!cqName.equals(serverCqName)) {

Review comment:
       Again, sorry for delayed response. If needed you can always send a 
direct email to me.




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