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java.lang.NegativeArraySizeException thrown on vertices that were in orientdb recently #6638
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Hi @krl22785 How can I reproduce this issue? Do you have a database or a test case that I can use? Thanks Luigi |
Hey @luigidellaquila I am not sure how to help you reproduce it. Each time I try to query a batch of elements that are in a range, I get this exception. When I look at the logs, I see this: 2016-09-06 14:58:21:816 SEVER Internal server error: |
Hi @krl22785 Do you think it's possible to privately share your db? The query you are reporting is quite common, so the problem should be in the data Thanks Luigi |
I don't think I can share but this is what I have in my logs. After a hard reboot, the logs threw this message. This is data we already had in our database. Should I reconsider restarting the database again? It appears each time I query for the records that had an "Error on retrieving..." message, it throws this java.lang.NegativeArraySizeException. Any guidance? $ANSI{green {db=DATABASE}} Error on fetching record during browsing. The record has been skipped |
@krl22785 what concrete version of 2.2 do you use could you specify ? |
@Laa we are using orientdb 2.2.4 |
@krl22785 that is what you should not to do in any case, 2.2.4 contains critical issue which may damage data. Please upgrade to latest one. |
@Laa @luigidellaquila is that for both the community and enterprise versions? Was that announced that there were critical issues with 2.2.4? |
@krl22785 did you upgrade and resolved this problem? |
OrientDB Version, operating system, or hardware.
v2.2
Operating System
Linux
Expected behavior and actual behavior
What is the likely cause of a java.lang.NegativeArraySizeException when querying a vertex in the following manner:
select * from #14:838
I am querying a few vertices directly and all of sudden I am getting this exception. I suspect some of my data might be corrupted but wanted to see if you could provide some guidance here.
Just a few days prior, these vertices were available. I also realized that this exception is being thrown for a batch of vertices with sequential @rids. Its about 100+ vertices.
Any guidance?
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