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.size() function gives wrong value #9769
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Hi, This is probably due to a broken graph link, that means on the source record may be there a id of a record that do not exists any more, so when you traverse the relationship this get excluded, this is why you see the record id in the first query, but it result on 0 size when you traverse it. Bye |
Hi, yes for this kind of problems you could try to remove the link manually, here an example query for your case:
the name of the field follow the convention I''m not sure how you can produce this problem in the first place, I would say you do not have any Regards |
Hi again, LE: this works -> update #26:29 remove in_SUBORDER_OF |
OrientDB Version: 3.2.5
Java Version: 8
OS: Windows server 2019
Decided to upgrade orient from 3.0.29 to 3.2.5.
It seems that in new version the size() function give a wrong answer.
I don't know if it is a fail import with some corupted data, ai tried repair database but no problem found, also maybe libked with -> #9767
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