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This only happens in very limited circumstances. In the test case below, we get an error while processing the input table of the UDF. In this case it's a duplicate key error. But, the caller of the UDF gets this error message:
*** ERROR[8810] Executor ran into an internal failure and returned an error without populating the diagnostics area. This error is being injected to indicate that. Here is the UDF code (file SimpleFunc.java): import org.trafodion.sql.udr.*; public class SimpleFunc extends UDR { // empty constructor public SimpleFunc() {} @Override public void describeParamsAndColumns(UDRInvocationInfo info) throws UDRException { info.out().addLongColumn("ROWS_IN", false); } @Override public void processData(UDRInvocationInfo info, UDRPlanInfo plan) throws UDRException { long rowCount = 0; try { while (getNextRow(info)) { rowCount++; } // while processData rows info.out().setLong(0, rowCount); emitRow(info); } // try catch (Exception ex) { throw new UDRException (38110, "processData exception: " + ex.getMessage()); } } } Here is how to compile file SimpleFunc.java: $JAVA_HOME/bin/javac SimpleFunc.java jar cvf simple_func.jar SimpleFunc.* Here are the SQL statements: -- create library create library simple_func file '..../simple_func.jar'; -- create UDF drop TABLE_MAPPING FUNCTION simple_func; CREATE TABLE_MAPPING FUNCTION simple_func() EXTERNAL NAME 'SimpleFunc' LIBRARY simple_func LANGUAGE JAVA ; drop table tgt; create table tgt ( pk smallint not null no default, val varchar(100), primary key (pk) ) attributes aligned format ; insert into tgt values (1,'x'); cqd udr_debug_flags '16'; prepare s from SELECT * FROM UDF(simple_func(TABLE( select pk, val from (INSERT INTO tgt values ( 1, 'DAVID')) t ))) ; execute s;
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