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Transferring this from MonetDB/MonetDB#7240, as supposedly this issue is limited to the Python version.
Describe the bug
I'm not sure if this is intended to work in embedded Monet, but the "history" tables here don't seem to be populating.
Also, a section heading on that page has a typo: "queyrlog_history", if it impacts documentation search results
Tangential: it also hits the known issue where certain types don't play well with Python, so a select * will fail with KeyError: 6, even if there are no rows to show. At least in querylog_history, the id field seems to cause this issue. That's a little harder to work through than when doing a sum or something where you know which expression is the cause.
To Reproduce
importmonetdbeconn=monetdbe.connect("test.db")
conn.cursor().execute("CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS foo (a TEXT, b TEXT)")
conn.commit()
print("Getting history rows")
# No rowsprint("History DF:", conn.cursor().execute("SELECT * FROM sys.querylog_history").fetchdf(), "\n")
print("Getting calls rows")
# "select *" will cause an error, but start,stop are fineprint("Calls DF:", conn.cursor().execute("SELECT start, stop, arguments FROM sys.querylog_calls").fetchdf(), "\n")
print("Getting catalog rows")
# letting the KeyError happen nowprint("Catalog DF:", conn.cursor().execute("SELECT * FROM sys.querylog_catalog").fetchdf(), "\n")
For me, the output is:
Getting history rows
History DF: Empty DataFrame
Columns: [id, owner, defined, query, pipe, plan, mal, optimize, start, stop, arguments, tuples, run, ship, cpu, io]
Index: []
Getting calls rows
Calls DF: Empty DataFrame
Columns: [start, stop, arguments]
Index: []
Getting catalog rows
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/dcromartie/dev/try-monet/history_example.py", line 17, in <module>
print("Catalog DF:", conn.cursor().execute("SELECT * FROM sys.querylog_catalog").fetchdf(), "\n")
File "/home/dcromartie/virtualenvs/trymonet/lib/python3.9/site-packages/monetdbe/cursors.py", line 155, in execute
return self._execute_monetdbe(operation, parameters)
File "/home/dcromartie/virtualenvs/trymonet/lib/python3.9/site-packages/monetdbe/cursors.py", line 143, in _execute_monetdbe
self._set_description()
File "/home/dcromartie/virtualenvs/trymonet/lib/python3.9/site-packages/monetdbe/cursors.py", line 51, in _set_description
self.description = self.connection.get_description()
File "/home/dcromartie/virtualenvs/trymonet/lib/python3.9/site-packages/monetdbe/connection.py", line 143, in get_description
descriptions = list(zip(name, type_code, display_size, internal_size, precision, scale, null_ok))
File "/home/dcromartie/virtualenvs/trymonet/lib/python3.9/site-packages/monetdbe/connection.py", line 137, in <genexpr>
type_code = (monet_c_type_map[rcol.type].sql_type for rcol in columns)
KeyError: 6
Expected behavior
1 or more rows returned
Software versions
monetdbe version 0.11 installed from pypi
**Issue labeling **
Sorry, I'm not sure if I can add my own labels or not. Let me know if I'm missing the feature. This is low urgency, and I'm completely playing around.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
indeed the id column seems the problem, ie type oid isn't supported by the current monetdbe.
Not sure yet why querylog isn't working (even after call sys.querylog_enable();)
Transferring this from MonetDB/MonetDB#7240, as supposedly this issue is limited to the Python version.
Describe the bug
I'm not sure if this is intended to work in embedded Monet, but the "history" tables here don't seem to be populating.
Also, a section heading on that page has a typo: "queyrlog_history", if it impacts documentation search results
Tangential: it also hits the known issue where certain types don't play well with Python, so a
select *
will fail withKeyError: 6
, even if there are no rows to show. At least inquerylog_history
, theid
field seems to cause this issue. That's a little harder to work through than when doing asum
or something where you know which expression is the cause.To Reproduce
For me, the output is:
Expected behavior
1 or more rows returned
Software versions
monetdbe
version0.11
installed from pypi**Issue labeling **
Sorry, I'm not sure if I can add my own labels or not. Let me know if I'm missing the feature. This is low urgency, and I'm completely playing around.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: