Hi Bill,
On Aug 27, 2010, at 11:16 AM, William Hatch wrote:
> On Aug 27, 2010, at 10:52 AM, Chuck Hill wrote:
>> On Aug 26, 2010, at 12:14 PM, William Hatch wrote:
>>
>>> I hope this is on topic enough; OB list seems to be dead.
>>>
>>> I've got a utility app using latest wo and wonder, openbase db, that
>>> performs raw fetches to then bulk export data in csv. Basically a simple
>>> data export/dumper thing. This had been working perfectly for a long time,
>>> but a recent run resulted in the following exception, thrown during the
>>> call to EOUtilities.rawRowsForSQL(...) :
>>>
>>
>> What exception happens here?
>
> Ah sorry, cut it off. It's an IllegalArgumentException immediately above the
> following output
>>
>>>> at java.sql.Date.valueOf(Date.java:138)
>>>> at com.openbase.jdbc.f.getDate(null:Unknown)
>>>> at
>>>> com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor.JDBCColumn._fetchCorrectObject(JDBCColumn.java:288)
>>>> at com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor.JDBCColumn._fetchValue(JDBCColumn.java:384)
>>>> at com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor.JDBCColumn.fetchValue(JDBCColumn.java:372)
>>>> ... skipped 1 stack elements
>>>> at com.webobjects.eoaccess.EOUtilities._rawRowsForSQL(EOUtilities.java:636)
>>>> at com.webobjects.eoaccess.EOUtilities.rawRowsForSQL(EOUtilities.java:588)
>>>> at com.imapp.eo.Judgement.rawRows(Judgement.java:53)
>>>> at com.imapp.tasks.JudgementTask.performAction(JudgementTask.java:26)
>>>> at
>>>> er.extensions.ERXLongResponseTask$DefaultImplementation.run(ERXLongResponseTask.java:162)
>>>> ... skipped 1 stack elements
>>>> at
>>>> er.extensions.ERXLongResponseTask$WorkerThread.run(ERXLongResponseTask.java:60)
>>>
>>> which to me, indicates a problem with a date column within the entity
>>> referred to. I got around this particular problem by doing some raw queries
>>> and identifying and deleting row with bad date values, and the problem
>>> vanished. Then it came up again on another table, again with a date type,
>>> but this time I'm unable to find any bad data via direct queries. I
>>> debugged around my action by setting a breakpoint in the catch block, but
>>> that's not helping much. I'm looking for some advice on how to determine
>>> and fix, or at least work around the real issue. Anybody else seen this
>>> before? Thanks.
>>
>>
>> Is there old jdbc2info in the model? Is the JDBC driver current? Has it
>> changed? Are you using prototypes? How are dates defined? What is the
>> column type in the model?
>
> Not sure how to check for old jdbc2 info in the model Chuck. What should I
> look for?
Look in index.plist (e.g. in a text editor) for the key jdbc2info.
> The thing is, it always worked, and the project itself hasn't changed. It's a
> pretty old app, actually.
Has the OB version changed?
> I did upgrade local wonder somewhat recently, but not the other dependent
> frameworks. I inherited the model a long time ago, and it never used
> prototypes. It's at least nine years old. The column type in the model is
> date, Data Type is Date and class is NSTimestamp. Here's the entry for that
> column in the entities' .plist file:
>
> {
> allowsNull = Y;
> columnName = saleDate;
> externalType = date;
> name = saledate;
> valueClassName = NSCalendarDate;
> valueType = D;
As in a Date only, no time? All of mine are:
> valueClassName = NSTimestamp;
> valueType = T;
Using "date only" values in Java WO is problematic.
> },
>
> So, I fixed it on one table by querying for bad date ranges after exploring
> revealed some crazy dates and formats. I did this from openbases's cli tool.
> But I'm not seeing any bad, or what would appear to be bad, data in the
> second table. Not sure if it's a data issue, or what. The app that inputs the
> data runs on an older version of wo; 5.3.x and I've been copying down the db
> locally every once in a while and running this exporter utility locally.
It does sound like bad data, though not a helpful error messages. How does OB
manage to get bad data in a "date" type column?
Chuck
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