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[jira] [Created] (ASTERIXDB-2386) Metadata cache should be
refreshed after a cluster restart.
Steven Jacobs created ASTERIXDB-2386:
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Summary: Metadata cache should be refreshed after a cluster restart.
Key: ASTERIXDB-2386
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ASTERIXDB-2386
Project: Apache AsterixDB
Issue Type: Improvement
Reporter: Steven Jacobs
After a cluster restart, queries that don't first call "use" on the dataverses involved will fail. This is because they aren't found in the metadata cache. The bug can be reproduced as follows:
drop dataverse channels if exists;
create dataverse channels;
use channels;
create type TweetMessageTypeuuid as closed {
tweetid: uuid,
sender_location: point,
send_time: datetime,
referred_topics: \{{ string }},
message_text: string,
countA: int32,
countB: int32
};
create dataset TweetMessageuuids(TweetMessageTypeuuid)
primary key tweetid autogenerated;
create function NearbyTweetsContainingText(place, text) {
(select m.message_text
from TweetMessageuuids m
where contains(m.message_text,text)
and spatial_intersect(m.sender_location, place))
};
restart the cluster
Then try the following:
channels.NearbyTweetsContainingText("hello","world");
It works fine if you do this instead, because channels gets added to the cache:
use channels;
channels.NearbyTweetsContainingText("hello","world");
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