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Klaus Wölfel
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ccd340d4
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Mar 04, 2013
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Vincent Pelletier
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@@ -1568,10 +1568,19 @@ class SimulationTool(BaseTool):
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@@ -1568,10 +1568,19 @@ class SimulationTool(BaseTool):
elif
line_a
[
key
]
==
line_b
[
key
]:
elif
line_a
[
key
]
==
line_b
[
key
]:
result
[
key
]
=
line_a
[
key
]
result
[
key
]
=
line_a
[
key
]
elif
key
not
in
(
'date'
,
'stock_uid'
,
'path'
):
elif
key
not
in
(
'date'
,
'stock_uid'
,
'path'
):
# This case happens when we got columns in result
# There are 2 possible reasons to end up here:
# which are not part of the group by statement, MySQL
# - key corresponds to a projected column for which are neither
# used to choose randomly a value for this column, here
# known aggregated columns (in which case they should be in
# we just do not set the key in result returned
# result_column_id_dict) nor part of grouping columns, and the
# result happens to be unstable. There are cases in ERP5 where
# such result is suposed to be stable, for example
# group_by=('xxx_uid'), selection_list=('xxx_path') because the
# relation is bijective (although the database doesn't know it).
# These should result in stable results (but don't necessarily
# do, ex: xxx_title when object title has been changed between
# cache fill and cache lookup).
# - line_a and line_b are indeed mismatched, and code calling us
# has a bug.
LOG
(
'InventoryTool.getInventoryList.addLineValues'
,
LOG
(
'InventoryTool.getInventoryList.addLineValues'
,
PROBLEM
,
PROBLEM
,
'mismatch for %s column: %s and %s'
%
(
'mismatch for %s column: %s and %s'
%
(
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