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Complete error stack as a result of evaluating the above steps:
Error using fwrite
Invalid file identifier. Use fopen to generate a valid file identifier.
Error in dj.store_plugins.File.upload_buffer (line 57)
fwrite(fileID, buffer);
Error in dj.internal.ExternalTable/upload_buffer (line 116)
self.spec.upload_buffer(packed_cell{1}, self.make_uuid_path(uuid, ''));
Error in dj.Relvar/insert/makePlaceholder (line 420)
value = self.schema.external.table(...
Error in dj.Relvar/insert (line 499)
[v, placeholder] = makePlaceholder(i, tuple.(header.attributes(i).name));
Expected Behavior
Successful insertion
Screenshots
N/A
Additional Research and Context
This often happens in the middle of inserting many entries into a store-based table, causing the transaction to fail. It then will often work after re-running the insertion.
Our store is on a mounted network drive, so it's possible that momentary disconnections from the file server are at play, but I would think this is probably a common use case. (Note that our file server and db server are on the same network). A simple solution may just entail retrying the file creation on failure.
It would also be convenient to disable the 'directory already exists warning' using warning('off','MATLAB:MKDIR:DirectoryExists')
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Bug Report
Description
Inserting into a store using the file protocol occasionally causes an error in fwrite.
Reproducibility
reliablyoccasionally reproduce the issue:Expected Behavior
Successful insertion
Screenshots
N/A
Additional Research and Context
This often happens in the middle of inserting many entries into a store-based table, causing the transaction to fail. It then will often work after re-running the insertion.
Our store is on a mounted network drive, so it's possible that momentary disconnections from the file server are at play, but I would think this is probably a common use case. (Note that our file server and db server are on the same network). A simple solution may just entail retrying the file creation on failure.
It would also be convenient to disable the 'directory already exists warning' using
warning('off','MATLAB:MKDIR:DirectoryExists')
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: