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BIX sends same record in two different feeds

SA-10334

Summary



A script runs automatically on a schedule. Sometimes, cases with the same updated time stamp is extracted in 2 different runs. Extraction is broken into 4 to 6 hour time intervals that are run throughout the day.

015-03-18 00:16:38,064 [ main] [ ] ( internal.access.ExtractImpl) DEBUG - sql statement is: SELECT pzPVStream FROM PC_WORK WHERE pxObjClass like ? AND (( pxCreateDateTime >= ? AND pxCreateDateTime <= ? ) OR ( pxUpdateDateTime >= ? AND pxUpdateDateTime <= ? ))  ORDER BY pzInsKey


Error Messages



Not Applicable

Steps to Reproduce



Run a BIX report with a filter using -d/-D and -u/-U with start and end time values such as, from midnight to 4 am and 4 am to 8 am. This results in an extraction of any Work Object (WO) which was created or updated during the time specified.

Root Cause



The root cause of this problem is a defect in customer application code/rules. The reason for duplicate issue is because the extraction periods overlap, the end window time of one period and the start window time of the next are the same time.  

Resolution



This issue is resolved by making the following change to the operating environment: 

1. Change the time ranges and update them so they do not overlap
2. Set the endtime to be 5 minutes before the time of extraction, for example, at 8 am run an extraction from 3:56.00 to 7:55.59, at noon run extraction from 7:56.00 to 11:55.59.

Published June 12, 2015 - Updated October 8, 2020

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