I got the inventory to work on my MySQL installation.
First: Mike, Jacques, Ruth, thanks a lot for the pointers along my code
tracing etc.
I'm almost too ashamed to write the solution:
- My ECA wasn't enabled for MySQL config
I had this line flooding my logs since ever:
"Entity ECA Handler disabled for delegator [default]"
I ignored it as I thought it's probably because logging is on
super-verbose mode.
I stumbled upon "updateInventoryItemFromDetail" today and realized that
this function is triggered by ECA.
you can probably figure out the rest.
The problem was caused as about 2 weeks ago, beeing a newb, I just
copy/pasted some configs of the web and did obviously a mistake there.
Sorry for the disturbance on the mailing list and thanks again for
everybody's help.
I hope at least my MySQL 5.6 microsecond analysis will be helpful for
someone else in the future.
On 8/12/2012 10:33, Leonard Lin wrote:
Because of project deadline, I can't work full time on this issue.
I'll keep developing using pgsql but I hope that on the side I can
work on mysql things.
but I post my findings so far, in case someone wants to join in the
effort or has some ideas.
Summary:
- Use MySQl 5.6.6
- Use JDBC Drivers (5.1.21)
- framework\entity\fieldtype\fieldtypemysql.xml (changed DATETIME to
DATETIME(6), TIME to TIME(6))
- framework\entity\config\entityengine.xml
change jdbc-uri to
:jdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1/ofbiz?autoReconnect=true&useServerPrepStmts=true
(workaround for: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=60584)
- rebuild database (run-install)
Result:
- JDBC writes now milliseconds in the database
- JDBC also reads milliseconds (verified using debugger, intercepting
entity engine calls)
-> inventory table: still whack
If I do a receive_inventory, I see that this sql is created:
INSERT INTO INVENTORY_ITEM (INVENTORY_ITEM_ID, INVENTORY_ITEM_TYPE_ID,
PRODUCT_ID, PARTY_ID, OWNER_PARTY_ID, STATUS_ID, DATETIME_RECEIVED,
DATETIME_MANUFACTURED, EXPIRE_DATE, FACILITY_ID, CONTAINER_ID, LOT_ID,
UOM_ID, BIN_NUMBER, LOCATION_SEQ_ID, COMMENTS, QUANTITY_ON_HAND_TOTAL,
AVAILABLE_TO_PROMISE_TOTAL, ACCOUNTING_QUANTITY_TOTAL,
QUANTITY_ON_HAND, AVAILABLE_TO_PROMISE, SERIAL_NUMBER,
SOFT_IDENTIFIER, ACTIVATION_NUMBER, ACTIVATION_VALID_THRU, UNIT_COST,
CURRENCY_UOM_ID, LAST_UPDATED_STAMP, LAST_UPDATED_TX_STAMP,
CREATED_STAMP, CREATED_TX_STAMP) VALUES ('10000',
'NON_SERIAL_INV_ITEM', 'GZ-1000', NULL, 'Company', NULL, '2012-08-12
10:01:31', NULL, NULL, 'WebStoreWarehouse', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL,
'TLTLTLUL01', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL,
NULL, 3.75, 'USD', '2012-08-12 10:01:37', '2012-08-12 10:01:36',
'2012-08-12 10:01:37', '2012-08-12 10:01:36')
// the time fields are displayed without microseconds, but they are
stored in the DB
// qoh/atp=NULL
The mini-lang code generating this statement is:
InventoryServices.xml
<simple-method method-name="createInventoryItem"
short-description="Create an InventoryItem">
<make-value value-field="inventoryItem"
entity-name="InventoryItem"/>
<!-- TODO: make sure availableToPromiseTotal and
quantityOnHandTotal are not changed -->
<set-nonpk-fields map="parameters" value-field="inventoryItem"/>
<call-simple-method
method-name="inventoryItemCheckSetDefaultValues"/>
<check-errors/>
<sequenced-id sequence-name="InventoryItem"
field="inventoryItem.inventoryItemId"/>
<create-value value-field="inventoryItem"/>
<field-to-result field="inventoryItem.inventoryItemId"
result-name="inventoryItemId"/>
</simple-method>
Which is in turn called by:
ShipmentReceipt.xml: receiveInventoryProduct
I can't find any line in there setting qoh/atp.
- What's the best way to debug mini-lang code? Log statements? there
are quiet a few fields and parameter-maps I'd like to examine.
- Can someone tell me how demo data is inserted? (direct sql calls,
mini-lang calls or entity makeValue calls?) I couldn't find the demo
data for inventory_item in the whole installation dir )-;
- I'm thinking if the demo-data seeding already creates an invalid
state, so the subsequent operations on the table fail anyway and I'd
like to trace/fix that part first.
The same code works for pgsql/derby so the only difference is on level
JDBC and below, but that part I just verified. I therefore think there
must be something else at work too (field type conversion,
null-handling or something).
On 8/11/2012 10:40, Leonard Lin wrote:
Hi guys,
Sorry for my stubbornness. I was testing different database yesterday
and need some help.
With some help, I think we may be able to bring MySQL back on the map.
My criteria of success were
- After "ant run-install" the Inventory_Item table has inventory with
qoh/atp<>NULL
- I can do a "receive inventory" and the QOH/ATP reflects the change
I used Postgres 9.1 and default Derby, both of them handle inventory
correctly.
MySQL (given the time precision problem):
- installed 5.6.6-m9
- installed latest jdbc connector 5.1.21 (according to posts this
should handle microsecond)
- framework\entity\fieldtype\fieldtypemysql.xml (changed DATETIME to
DATETIME(6), TIME to TIME(6))
I drop the database and rerun the "ant run-install"
when i look at "InventoryItem" it is still the same as with MySQL
5.5. All entries have QOH/ATP=NULL,except one item has QOH/ATP=2
(that was with MySQL 5.5 already)
when I try to receive inventory now however I get a different error
message:
----start copy---------------
Error with comparison in if-compare-field between fields
[.reserveQtyAccum] with value [0.0] and
[.inventoryItem.quantityOnHandTotal] with value [null] with operator
[less] and type [Double]:
Right value is null, cannot complete compare for the operator less
----end copy---------------
- Is there a way to manually trigger the demo-data import for
inventory data (recreating tables on mysql takes 2-3hours)
- What's the best way to trace/debug mini-language / db calls?
- any other advise?
My feeling is: the write inventory to db method doesn't work. Either
the reading current stock to make alterations or the writing of it
fails.
But since the change in DATATYPE creates now a different error
message I'm hopeful that milliseconds now do work and there are other
things that aft strangely.
Thanks for any help
On 8/10/2012 16:54, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
Hi Leonard:
It doesn't have to be part of the primary-key to be a problem.
If your query includes any Timestamp fields, it could fail to
retrieve the correct values. For example, if the query is searching
on INVENTORY_ITEM.expireDate, (which is a Timestamp field) it could
fail to find the correct INVENTORY_ITEM record.
From what I have heard, this is still an issue with version 5.6.
Regards,
Ruth Hoffman
On 8/10/12 7:29 PM, Leonard Lin wrote:
Thanks for the hint.
I just checked.
-I'm not getting any sql exception
-timestamp is not part of the key in inventory_item
however it might be query relying on getting only 1 item.
- Just to make sure I installed Mysql 5.6, unfortunately it didn't
help.
I'm thinking it is a writing issue of columns not rows.
inventory_item does create new lines for new bookings (unlike for
key-violation issue)
however the columns ATP/QOH have value 'NULL'
I checked if it could by a reading issue and I set the values all
to '0' zero, but it didn't help.
On 8/10/2012 14:57, Jacques Le Roux wrote:
Not sure about it, but could related to MySQL 5.5 see
http://markmail.org/message/r27vavebgy3rnp2s
http://markmail.org/message/4be7wsehyxpddnrv
You can find more using
http://ofbiz.markmail.org/search/?q=MySQL+milliseconds
Jacques
From: "Leonard Lin" <[email protected]>
I changed my 10.04.02 version to back to derby
and see there the inventory shows up correctly.
I'm using MySQL 5.5 on Windows with latest java connector 5.1.21.jar
are there any known configuration issues with MySQL that may lead
to this problem?
On 8/10/2012 09:34, Leonard Lin wrote:
I have hardcoded the line like this:
<find-by-and entity-name="InventoryItem" map="lookupFieldMap"
list="inventoryItems" use-iterator="true" use-cache="false"/>
no change after restart,
flushed cache.
Is it maybe a db thing?
I use on the 10.04.02 version mysql
for the trunk I use derby.
On 8/10/2012 09:20, Mike wrote:
Just curious. Have you tried the 10.04.02 version with just
"cache=false"?
On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 9:14 AM, Leonard Lin
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
Sorry I forgot to mention that I'm using 10.04.02.
It looks kind of similar to:
http://markmail.org/message/**lnyki6w2vmrmhgup<http://markmail.org/message/lnyki6w2vmrmhgup>
http://markmail.org/message/**ldbyr5sm5jpthcea<http://markmail.org/message/ldbyr5sm5jpthcea>
I compared the patch from that mentioned thread to the
10.04.02, as far as
I can tell, the changes are included in 10.04.02
I downloaded ofbiz-trunk-2012-08-09-**v1371163 and checked there.
The inventory shows up there correctly and inventory bookings
work as
expected.
I compared the InventoryServices.xml
Trunk Version:
<if-compare field="parameters.useCache"
operator="equals"
value="true" type="Boolean">
<!-- if caching was requested, don't use an
iterator -->
<find-by-and entity-name="InventoryItem"
map="lookupFieldMap"
list="inventoryItems" use-cache="true"/>
<else>
<find-by-and entity-name="InventoryItem"
map="lookupFieldMap" list="inventoryItems" use-iterator="true"
use-cache="false"/>
</else>
</if-compare>
<if-compare field="inventoryItem.statusId"
operator="equals"
value="INV_NS_RETURNED"/>
10.04.02 version has:
<find-by-and entity-name="InventoryItem" map="lookupFieldMap"
list="inventoryItems" use-iterator="true"
use-cache="${parameters.**
useCache}"/>
I applied the differences to my 10.04.02 installation, restarted.
but still same results.
Can someone give me any recommendation?
I assume it is an known issue?
Should I just go with the trunk version?
Thanks in advance for any advice
Leonard
On 8/9/2012 15:53, Leonard Lin wrote:
Hi,
I've been using the "Getting Started With Apache OFBiz
Manufacturing &
MRP In 5 Easy Steps"
guide. After running MRP, Unfortunately I can't get the
Inventory to work.
When I go to:
Facility Manager->Facilities->(Select my
Facility)->Inventory->Click on
"Find"
it always shows for all products QoH = 0 and ATP = 0.
I tried "physical inventory", "receive inventory" through
purchase orders
as well as"receive inventory" without purchase order.
- I do see Inventory Items created
- I see in Inventory Items Detail:
Quantity on Hand Diff: 150 (the right amount)
Available To Promise Diff: 150
But the Inventory Tab and the "Inventory Item Totals" Tab
always remains
QoH=(Empty), ATP=(Empty)
Subsequently my production job doesn't run.
Could someone help me telling me what I'm do wrong?
Thanks in advance for any help
Best
Leonard
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Leonard Lin
Email: [email protected]
1136 N Larrabee Street, Apt 425
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Phone: +1 (213) 249 3260
Am Pfisterhölzli 2
CH - 8606 Greifensee
Switzerland
Phone: +41 (0)79 416 01 07
--
Leonard Lin
Email: [email protected]
1136 N Larrabee Street, Apt 425
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Phone: +1 (213) 249 3260
Am Pfisterhölzli 2
CH - 8606 Greifensee
Switzerland
Phone: +41 (0)79 416 01 07
