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[jira] [Created] (GEODE-2216) PartitionedRegion.createIndexes
ignores exceptions, resulting in corrupt indexes
Dan Smith created GEODE-2216:
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Summary: PartitionedRegion.createIndexes ignores exceptions, resulting in corrupt indexes
Key: GEODE-2216
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GEODE-2216
Project: Geode
Issue Type: Bug
Components: querying
Reporter: Dan Smith
Assignee: Mark Bretl
I tried to create an index on a region with objects that could not be deserialized (it was a mistake in my code). I found that it actually *allowed* me to create the index, but my values were not actually indexed.
Looking at the code in PartitionedRegion.createIndexes, it has some interesting code to maintain a boolean flag that an exception should be thrown. However, it keeps losing the value of the flag. Here's some of the code:
{code}
boolean throwException = false;
...
throwException =
createEmptyIndexes(indexDefinitions, remotelyOriginated, indexes, exceptionsMap);
...
//This overwrites the value of throwException
if (unpopulatedIndexes != null && unpopulatedIndexes.size() > 0) {
throwException = populateEmptyIndexes(unpopulatedIndexes, exceptionsMap);
}
//Same thing here
throwException =
sendCreateIndexesMessage(remotelyOriginated, indexDefinitions, indexes, exceptionsMap);
{code}
This method should always throw an exception if the index creation failed.
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