[teiid-designer-issues] [JBoss JIRA] (TEIIDDES-1109) Error while validating Web service operation transformation points to source in underlying error-free model
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Barry LaFond commented on TEIIDDES-1109:
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Ramesh and I investigated a bit. The "ERROR: Products.PRODUCTSYMBOLS does not
exist." isn't actually the truth. The TransformationMetadata.getElementIDsInKey()
is trying to find the child records given the UUID for the Column ID for the FK.
Starting at Line 904....
// Query the index files
final Collection results = findChildRecordsForColumns(tableRecord,
IndexConstants.RECORD_TYPE.COLUMN, uuids);
if (results.isEmpty()) {
throw new QueryMetadataException(tableRecord.getFullName() +
NOT_EXISTS_MESSAGE);
}
So the message is misleading here, but the findChildRecordsForColumns() call is returning
empty results
So maybe the metadata isn't complete in this use-case? hard to imagine, since the
TableRecord is there, but it's column records aren't?
Error while validating Web service operation transformation points to
source in underlying error-free model
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Key: TEIIDDES-1109
URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/TEIIDDES-1109
Project: Teiid Designer
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Validation
Affects Versions: 7.4.2
Reporter: Paul Nittel
Priority: Critical
Attachments: UpdateableWebSvc_MPS.zip
I'm executing the Updateable Web Service test and have encountered a new error.
I'm working on the operation that does inserts. The SQL is sending the update info to
the view model that has the INSERT transformation. When I validate the procedure, I get
ERROR: Products.PRODUCTSYMBOLS does not exist.
That actually exists as a source underlying the Updates model, not the Web Service. So
how can the underlying transformation be valid and this one not be? (At least relative to
this particular table in question.)
I'd be happy to find out it was something I did incorrectly, but the error message is
pretty weak in conveying meaningful information.
Given the ubiquitous nature of Web services, I'm marking this bug as
"critical". It could be a blocker, but I'll let someone else make that call.
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