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I am in the middle of parallel testing all our reports on our Production v5.3.4 system and on our Parallel v7.6.5 system.
Besides some minor issues and a major problem with styling ACROSS columns I now have uncovered this major issue.
DB2 Joins seem to be interpreted differently between the two versions. I diligently turn on SQL traces and when I developed the report on v5.3.4 I got no informational messages in the SQL trace other than "AGGREGATION DONE ...". Now, in v7.6.5 I get:
FOC2506 - INTERFACE-MANAGED NATIVE JOIN SELECTED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASON: FOC2516 - MULTIPLICATIVE EFFECT WOULD ENSUE FOC2590 - AGGREGATION NOT DONE FOR THE FOLLOWING REASON: FOC2592 - RDBMS-MANAGED JOIN HAS BEEN DISABLED
What the ???
Both WF servers are pointing to the same database. I verified the acx files on both servers and the number of keys for all the tables involved in the joins are the same. The programs are identical.
I will now try to determine if there's something wrong with the following join:
JOIN
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F.ACCOUNT_NUMBER IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F TO ALL
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_D.ACCOUNT_NUMBER IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_D AS J1
END
JOIN
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_D.SP_ACT_KEY AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_D.ACCOUNT_NUMBER IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F TO ALL
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_A.SP_ACT_KEY AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_A.ACCOUNT_NUMBER IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_A AS J2
END
JOIN
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_A.SP_ACT_KEY AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_A.ACCOUNT_NUMBER AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_A.TIME_DIM_KEY IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F TO ALL
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.SP_ACT_KEY AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.ACCOUNT_NUMBER AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.TIME_DIM_KEY IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F AS J3
END
JOIN
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F.SP_ACT_KEY AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F.ACCOUNT_NUMBER AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F.TIME_DIM_KEY IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F TO ALL
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.SP_ACT_KEY AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.ACCOUNT_NUMBER AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.TIME_DIM_KEY IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F AS J4
END
JOIN
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.SP_ACT_KEY AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.ACCOUNT_NUMBER AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.LOAN_TYP_CD IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F TO ALL
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_D.SP_ACT_KEY AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_D.ACCOUNT_NUMBER AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_D.LOAN_TYP_CD IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_D AS J5
END
JOIN
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.TIME_DIM_KEY IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F TO
BASEL_TIME_D.TIME_DIM_KEY IN BASEL_TIME_D AS J6
END
JOIN
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.RESP_NODE_ID IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F TO
BASEL_BSL_REPTG_RESP_F.RESP_NODE_ID IN BASEL_BSL_REPTG_RESP_F AS J7
END
This message has been edited. Last edited by: Francis Mariani,
Francis
Give me code, or give me retirement. In FOCUS since 1991
Production: WF 7.7.05M, Dev Studio, BID, MRE, WebSphere, DB2 / Test: WF 8.1.05M, App Studio, BI Portal, Report Caster, jQuery, HighCharts, Apache Tomcat, MS SQL Server
There were two too many joins in that structure - I suppose v7.6.5 got confused by a confusing set of joins!
No good:
JOIN
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F.SP_ACT_KEY AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F.ACCOUNT_NUMBER AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F.TIME_DIM_KEY IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F TO ALL
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.SP_ACT_KEY AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.ACCOUNT_NUMBER AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.TIME_DIM_KEY IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F AS J4
END
JOIN
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.SP_ACT_KEY AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.ACCOUNT_NUMBER AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_ACT_TXN_F.LOAN_TYP_CD IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_F TO ALL
BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_D.SP_ACT_KEY AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_D.ACCOUNT_NUMBER AND BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_D.LOAN_TYP_CD IN BASEL_BSL_CL_WROFF_D AS J5
END
Francis
Give me code, or give me retirement. In FOCUS since 1991
Production: WF 7.7.05M, Dev Studio, BID, MRE, WebSphere, DB2 / Test: WF 8.1.05M, App Studio, BI Portal, Report Caster, jQuery, HighCharts, Apache Tomcat, MS SQL Server