java.jdbc

Boolean - BIT(1) - columns are returned as byte[] via some DB connections

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  • Type: Defect Defect
  • Status: Resolved Resolved
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Declined
  • Affects Version/s: None
  • Fix Version/s: None
  • Component/s: None
  • Labels:
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  • Environment:
    Specifically using the MySQL connector 5.0.x or 5.1.x against a Tungsten Connector proxy

Description

The root cause appears to be that rs.getObject( i ) seems to take the field flags into effect over the basic java.sql.Types values.

In this case a BIT(1) column comes back from MySQL as type 16 (BOOLEAN), flags UNSIGNED. From Tungsten it comes back as type 16, flags BINARY BLOB UNSIGNED.

The resultset-seq construction code is pretty cavalier about using just getObject() instead of more specific types so this might be the start of a smarter approach to that.

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Sean Corfield added a comment -

Further update: this looks to be a configuration or version issue with the Tungsten Connector setup as we've been able to repro the problem in one environment but it works as expected in a newer environment.

May still go ahead with this change anyway since I believe it's a good change for robustness, but it looks lower priority right now.

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Sean Corfield added a comment - Further update: this looks to be a configuration or version issue with the Tungsten Connector setup as we've been able to repro the problem in one environment but it works as expected in a newer environment. May still go ahead with this change anyway since I believe it's a good change for robustness, but it looks lower priority right now.
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Sean Corfield added a comment -

Pushed a fix for this but would like more hands on this in SNAPSHOT form before declaring it resolved.

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Sean Corfield added a comment - Pushed a fix for this but would like more hands on this in SNAPSHOT form before declaring it resolved.
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Sean Corfield added a comment -

Tungsten's Connector defeats this fix. Even tho' the fields have an underlying mysqlType value of 16 (BOOLEAN), (.getColumnType) returns -3 (byte[] presumably) so Boolean is not forced as I had hoped.

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Sean Corfield added a comment - Tungsten's Connector defeats this fix. Even tho' the fields have an underlying mysqlType value of 16 (BOOLEAN), (.getColumnType) returns -3 (byte[] presumably) so Boolean is not forced as I had hoped.
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Sean Corfield added a comment -

The underlying behavior is a quirk of the Tungsten Connector configuration which we believe we've successfully corrected. Given the result of (.getColumnType) is -3, I'm not sure anything could be done in code to address this, so I'm going to resolve this as invalid.

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Sean Corfield added a comment - The underlying behavior is a quirk of the Tungsten Connector configuration which we believe we've successfully corrected. Given the result of (.getColumnType) is -3, I'm not sure anything could be done in code to address this, so I'm going to resolve this as invalid.
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Sean Corfield added a comment -

Not a code issue.

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Sean Corfield added a comment - Not a code issue.

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