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[jira] [Created] (SQOOP-1178) Sqoop2: get connections for connector
columns out of order
Abraham Elmahrek created SQOOP-1178:
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Summary: Sqoop2: get connections for connector columns out of order
Key: SQOOP-1178
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SQOOP-1178
Project: Sqoop
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: 1.99.2
Reporter: Abraham Elmahrek
Compare the select statement with how it's used:
{code}
// DML: Select all connections for a specific connector.
public static final String STMT_SELECT_CONNECTION_FOR_CONNECTOR =
"SELECT "
+ COLUMN_SQN_ID + ", "
+ COLUMN_SQN_NAME + ", "
+ COLUMN_SQN_CONNECTOR + ", "
+ COLUMN_SQN_CREATION_USER + ", "
+ COLUMN_SQN_CREATION_DATE + ", "
+ COLUMN_SQN_ENABLED + ", "
+ COLUMN_SQN_UPDATE_USER + ", "
+ COLUMN_SQN_UPDATE_DATE
+ " FROM " + TABLE_SQ_CONNECTION
+ " WHERE " + COLUMN_SQN_CONNECTOR + " = ?";
{code}
{code}
long id = rsConnection.getLong(1);
String name = rsConnection.getString(2);
long connectorId = rsConnection.getLong(3);
boolean enabled = rsConnection.getBoolean(4);
String creationUser = rsConnection.getString(5);
Date creationDate = rsConnection.getTimestamp(6);
String updateUser = rsConnection.getString(7);
Date lastUpdateDate = rsConnection.getTimestamp(8);
{code}
The column "enabled" is misplaced.
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