Duplicate key in table, or Table not found errors in Schema Update section of Startup process
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問題
When upgrading Bamboo, you see INFO and ERROR lines such as the following in the atlassian-bamboo
.log
2017-03-28 09:48:22,618 INFO [localhost-startStop-1] [DatabaseMetaData] HHH000262: Table not found: QUICK_FILTERS
...
2017-03-28 09:48:25,175 ERROR [localhost-startStop-1] [SchemaUpdate] HHH000388: Unsuccessful: alter table BRS_CONSUMED_SUBSCRIPTION add constraint FK_l4tpi519m59qhdvh4qx2cjp2n foreign key (CONSUMER_RESULTSUMMARY_ID) references BUILDRESULTSUMMARY (BUILDRESULTSUMMARY_ID)
2017-03-28 09:48:25,175 ERROR [localhost-startStop-1] [SchemaUpdate] Can't write; duplicate key in table '#sql-1620_1fb7d'
原因
Bamboo does a schema check (and auto correct) on every startup to ensure its integrity. A fixed set of commands are run and afterwards, if the database is configured correctly, the errors may still appear.
検証
You can validate that the foreign keys are already in the tables to ensure everything is correct as per the error above. And then, you can safely ignore these errors.
Locate an unsuccessful alter command in the logs:
alter table BRS_CONSUMED_SUBSCRIPTION add constraint FK_l4tpi519m59qhdvh4qx2cjp2n foreign key (CONSUMER_RESULTSUMMARY_ID) references BUILDRESULTSUMMARY (BUILDRESULTSUMMARY_ID)
Run the following command in the Bamboo database:
show create table BRS_CONSUMED_SUBSCRIPTION;
Look for a line in the output referring to the constraint being added:
... CONSTRAINT `FK_l4tpi519m59qhdvh4qx2cjp2n` FOREIGN KEY (`CONSUMER_RESULTSUMMARY_ID`) REFERENCES `buildresultsummary` (`BUILDRESULTSUMMARY_ID`) ...
To check the remaining Table not found
errors, you can run queries using the tables listed in the errors. Below are some examples based on database type:
MySQL
show tables like 'QUICK_FILTERS';
PostgreSQL
\dt 'QUICK_FILTERS'
MS SQL
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES
WHERE TABLE_NAME = N'QUICK_FILTERS')
BEGIN
PRINT 'Table Exists'
END
Oracle
SHOW TABLES LIKE 'QUICK_FILTERS';