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2018-08-31
14:52
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JDBC driver merge event deleting values
Hi,
We have an Oracle JDBC driver which rightly or wrongly strips the association for each user object processed.
As a result every modify to an existing record processes as a merge event.
The issue is that the driver doesn't query the database for empty values, it just strips them on the publisher event. As one or more of these are mandatory the event fails with:
modifyEntry -609 ERR_MISSING_MANDATORY
Full modify & merge event is below:
https://pastebin.com/K9d5CTpB
Thanks in advance for any help
John
We have an Oracle JDBC driver which rightly or wrongly strips the association for each user object processed.
As a result every modify to an existing record processes as a merge event.
The issue is that the driver doesn't query the database for empty values, it just strips them on the publisher event. As one or more of these are mandatory the event fails with:
modifyEntry -609 ERR_MISSING_MANDATORY
Full modify & merge event is below:
https://pastebin.com/K9d5CTpB
Thanks in advance for any help
John
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2018-08-31
16:04
You're not asking about this, but clearly your source format is not what
is coming back, thus the error:
Compare src-format="dd-MMM-yy" with 4102358400 which looks like
unixtime/CTIME.
Regarding your questions, I'll bet your merge authority is not set
correctly, but it would be nice to see the driver config startup in trace
to verify. Right now removing Surname (as your merge is doing) is going
to cause the -606 since Surname (sn via LDAP) is mandatory, so stop trying
to remove that.
It also seems odd that your final operation includes the attribute
directly from the database; perhaps you have not configured your Schema
Mapping Policy (SMP) to map eDirectory attributes and database, which
could have all kinds of negative impact on your system. If you want to
post your driver config export that may help.
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is coming back, thus the error:
[08/30/18 16:03:38.685]:sits PT: Action:
do-set-local-variable("lvDelDateCtime",token-convert-time(dest-format="!CTIME",dest-tz="GMT",src-format="dd-MMM-yy",src-tz="GMT",token-local-variable("lvDelDatelcase"))).
[08/30/18 16:03:38.685]:sits PT:
arg-string(token-convert-time(dest-format="!CTIME",dest-tz="GMT",src-format="dd-MMM-yy",src-tz="GMT",token-local-variable("lvDelDatelcase")))
[08/30/18 16:03:38.685]:sits PT:
token-convert-time(dest-format="!CTIME",dest-tz="GMT",src-format="dd-MMM-yy",src-tz="GMT",token-local-variable("lvDelDatelcase"))
[08/30/18 16:03:38.685]:sits PT:
token-convert-time(dest-format="!CTIME",dest-tz="GMT",src-format="dd-MMM-yy",src-tz="GMT",token-local-variable("lvDelDatelcase"))
[08/30/18 16:03:38.685]:sits PT:
token-local-variable("lvDelDatelcase")
[08/30/18 16:03:38.685]:sits PT: Token Value: "4102358400".
[08/30/18 16:03:38.685]:sits PT: Arg Value: "4102358400".
[08/30/18 16:03:38.685]:sits PT:
DirXML Log Event -------------------
Driver: \VAULT_IV\resources\IDMDriverSet\QL SITS
Channel: Publisher
Object: PK_INSTITUTION_ID=01010101,table=IDM_VIEW
(\VAULT_IV\Vault\Users\Active\Students\01010101)
Status: Warning
Message: Code(-8033) Error in
vnd.nds.stream://VAULT_IV/resources/IDMDriverSet/QL+SITS/Publisher
Compare src-format="dd-MMM-yy" with 4102358400 which looks like
unixtime/CTIME.
Regarding your questions, I'll bet your merge authority is not set
correctly, but it would be nice to see the driver config startup in trace
to verify. Right now removing Surname (as your merge is doing) is going
to cause the -606 since Surname (sn via LDAP) is mandatory, so stop trying
to remove that.
It also seems odd that your final operation includes the attribute
directly from the database; perhaps you have not configured your Schema
Mapping Policy (SMP) to map eDirectory attributes and database, which
could have all kinds of negative impact on your system. If you want to
post your driver config export that may help.
--
Good luck.
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show your appreciation and click on the star below.
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