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OracleParameterCollection exception in insert_version_and_get_version_id() #58
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Ok seems this was happening because a command was failing and retrying (and the command was already used or something). First failure was:
This is happening because of incorrect null parameter handling in OracleDatabase.create_parameter. It should be: private IParameter<IDbDataParameter> create_parameter(string name, DbType type, object value, int? size)
{
IDbCommand command = server_connection.underlying_type().CreateCommand();
var parameter = command.CreateParameter();
command.Dispose();
parameter.Direction = ParameterDirection.Input;
parameter.ParameterName = name;
parameter.DbType = type;
parameter.Value = value ?? DBNull.Value; // <--- fixed
if (size != null)
{
parameter.Size = size.Value;
}
return new AdoNetParameter(parameter);
} This now works. However I found another bug in some SQL: SELECT id
FROM (SELECT * FROM {0}_{1}
WHERE
NVL(repository_path, '') = NVL(:repository_path, '') -- fixed
ORDER BY entry_date DESC)
WHERE ROWNUM < 2 This happens because NULL == NULL does not evaluate to true in PL/SQL. If you do not have a repository path specified, this WHERE clause would always have evaluated to false and thus never returned any rows. As well I found another bug in insert_version_and_get_version_id: return Convert.ToInt64((decimal)run_sql_scalar(get_version_id_script(), ConnectionType.Default, select_parameters)); The (decimal) cast is not required here. In fact it actually causes errors - in my case the unneccessary cast was causing a NullReferenceException (because there were no rows in the Version table, run_sql_scalar returned null which cannot be casted to a value type). I'm at work at the moment but will try to get a pull request to address these issues when I get home. |
…ing passed instead of DbNull.Value (issue chucknorris#58)
…l values - Convert.ToInt64 will handle that already. (issue chucknorris#58)
…ing passed instead of DbNull.Value (issue chucknorris#58)
…l values - Convert.ToInt64 will handle that already. (issue chucknorris#58)
This completed. Thanks. |
Happening in version 0.8.5.0.
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