Incompatible State : error in Telerik ORM

[Ujjwal Manna]

Hi All,

 

Currently I am facing one telerik open access error. It would be great if you can help on this. The error message like below : 

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The model diagram looks like below snapshot :

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Each different class (MtSubmitter,MtInventor,MtStaffMember,MtCorrespondent,MtValidator,MtMeetingLeader) mapped with different View.

 

 

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After Implementing the different QuickSearchMethod of different class, If I execute any QuckSearchMethod(Ex:- QuckSearckCorrespondent) , its working fine .

 

 

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Now if I execute any other QuickSearchMethod(Ex:-QuickSearchInventor), I am getting the above error.

Similarly if I execute QuickSearchStaffMember, I am also getting the same error.

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(i.e After running application ,if I execute any QuickSerachMethod it may be QuckSearckCorrespondent,it may be QuickSearchInventor etc.. its working fine,but after executing one QuickSearchMethod if I execute other QuickSearchMethod I am getting the above error.)

After debugging on QuickSearchMethod(Ex:-QuickSearchInvention) I am getting the below information :

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If I execute the Sql query explicitly I am getting the data,but not understand why I am getting the above error.

SELECT a."NAMEKEY" COL1, a."BIRTHDAY" COL2, a."COMPANYKEY" COL3, a."COMPANYKEY" COL4, a."COMPANYNAME" COL5,
a."FIRSTNAME" COL6, a."FUNCTIONNAME" COL7, a."INITIALS" COL8, a."MIDDLEINITIALS" COL9, a."MIDDLENAME" COL10, a."GENDER" COL11,
a."NAMEINFORMATION" COL12, a."TITLEKEY" COL13, a."NATIONALITYCOUNTRYKEY" COL14, a."NATIONALITYCOUNTRYKEY" COL15,
a."OFFICENUMBER" COL16, a."TITLEKEY" COL17, b."NAMECODE" COL18, b."CURRENCYKEY" COL19, b."DATECEASED" COL20,
b."DATESTART" COL21, b."EMAIL" COL22, b."LANGUAGEKEY" COL23, b."LDAPUNIQUEID" COL24,
b."CURRENCYKEY" COL25, b."LANGUAGEKEY" COL26, b."LOTUSNOTESUNIQUEID" COL27, b."NAME" COL28, b."ENTITYTYPE" COL29,
b."PARENTNAMEKEY" COL30, b."TIMECODE" COL31, b."TIMERATE" COL32, b."NAME" xj1 FROM "VWINVENTORINDIVIDUAL" a JOIN
"NAME" b ON (a."NAMEKEY" = b."NAMEKEY") WHERE (1=1)

The QuickSearchMethod(Ex:-QuickSearchInventor) has been written like below snapshot :

 

public Collection<Inventor> QuickSearchInventor(string pSearchText, string[] pSearchFields, int pStartFrom, int pFetchCount, bool pIsShowAll, InvokeContext ctx)
{
  Collection<Inventor> serviceResult = null;
   try
     {
       using (IObjectScope scope = NameScopeProvider.GetNewObjectScope())
       {
         IQueryable<MtInventor> result;
         result =from c in scope.Secure<MtInventor>()
                 where true
                 orderby c.Name
                 select c;
         var cnt = result.Count<MtInventor>();
         if (result.Count<MtInventor>() > 0)
         {
            serviceResult =new Collection<Inventor>();
            using (NameComponentFacade<MtInventor, Inventor> mapper = new NameComponentFacade<MtInventor, Inventor>())
            {
              foreach (MtInventor modelRecord in result)
              {
                if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(pSearchText))
                {
                   bool isRecordMatchWithFilterCriteria = CommonHelper.IsMatch(modelRecord, pSearchText, pSearchFields);
                  if (!isRecordMatchWithFilterCriteria) continue;
                }
                serviceResult.Add(mapper.GetContractObject(modelRecord));
               }
               if (pFetchCount != 0 && pFetchCount >= 0 && !pIsShowAll)
               {
                  serviceResult =new Collection<Inventor>(serviceResult.Skip(pStartFrom).Take(pFetchCount).ToList<Inventor>());

                }
              }
            }
          }
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
        throw new Exception("Error in retrieving records : (" + ex.Message + ")", ex);
    }
    return serviceResult;
}

It would be great if you can give some idea for resolving this issue.

Thank you for your kind assistance.

Best Regards,

Ujjwal

[Jan Blessenohl]

Hi Ujjwal Manna,
If you map a class hierarchy to one table we use a class-id ot discriminator column to derive a type from a row. Your view now returns a row that has a different class-id as expected, exactly like the exception tells you.
 
Can you filter your views by the class id?

All the best,
Jan Blessenohl
the Telerik team

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[Ujjwal Manna]

Hi Jan,

Thanks for your kind reply. Actually the problem was, one "namekey" (Available on "Name" class )   can be used for multiple case (Ex-MtSubmitter,MtInventor etc..)
thats why we did the vertical mapping where each class is mapped with different view.   I know that we can use the discriminator column but it can be used only for "Flat:" mapping.

My app.config (I removed some mapping part for make it more readable) and it looks like below : 

<class name="MtName">
   <extension key="db-key-generator" value="HIGHLOW" />
      <extension key="db-table-name" value="NAME" />
          <field name="nameKey">
              <extension key="db-column">
                <extension key="db-column-name" value="NAMEKEY" />
              </extension>
           </field>
           <field name="name" >
              <extension key="db-column">
                <extension key="db-column-name" value="NAME" />
              </extension>
            </field>
        <extension key="db-class-id" value="{no}" />
  <class>

 <class name="MtNameIndividual">
    <extension key="db-inheritance" value="vertical" />
    <extension key="db-table-name" value="NAMEINDIVIDUAL" />
    <field name="birthday">
       <extension key="db-column">
            <extension key="db-column-name" value="BIRTHDAY" />
             </extension>
     </field>
    <field name="companyKey">
      <extension key="db-column">
          <extension key="db-column-name" value="COMPANYKEY" />
      </extension>
    </field>
    <field name="firstName">
     <extension key="db-column">
        <extension key="db-column-name" value="FIRSTNAME" />
     </extension>
    </field>
  </class>

 <class name="MtInventor">
    <extension key="db-table-name" value="VWINVENTORINDIVIDUAL" />
       <extension key="db-inheritance" value="vertical" />
       <field name="companyName">
          <extension key="db-column">
            <extension key="db-column-name" value="COMPANYNAME" />
           </extension>
        </field>
 </class>

 <class name="MtCorrespondent">
    <extension key="db-table-name" value="VWCORRESPONDENTINDIVIDUAL" />
     <extension key="db-inheritance" value="vertical" />
      <field name="companyName">
            <extension key="db-column">
                <extension key="db-column-name" value="COMPANYNAME" />
              </extension>
       </field>
 </class>

In below please find the updated sql query :

SELECT a."NAMEKEY" COL1, a."COMPANYNAME" COL2, a."NAMEINFORMATION" COL3, b."BIRTHDAY" COL4, b."COMPANYKEY" COL5,
 b."COMPANYKEY" COL6, b."FIRSTNAME" COL7, b."FUNCTION" COL8, b."INITIALS" COL9, b."MIDDLEINITIALS" COL10, b."MIDDLENAME" COL11,
  b."GENDER" COL12, b."TITLEKEY" COL13, b."NATIONALITYCOUNTRYKEY" COL14, b."NATIONALITYCOUNTRYKEY" COL15, b."OFFICENUMBER" COL16,
  b."TITLEKEY" COL17, c."NAMECODE" COL18, c."CURRENCYKEY" COL19, c."DATECEASED" COL20, c."DATESTART" COL21, c."EMAIL" COL22,
  c."LANGUAGEKEY" COL23, c."LDAPUNIQUEID" COL24, c."CURRENCYKEY" COL25, c."LANGUAGEKEY" COL26, c."LOTUSNOTESUNIQUEID" COL27,
  c."NAME" COL28, c."ENTITYTYPE" COL29, c."PARENTNAMEKEY" COL30, c."TIMECODE" COL31, c."TIMERATE" COL32,
  c."NAME" xj1 FROM "VWINVENTORINDIVIDUAL" a JOIN "NAMEINDIVIDUAL" b ON (a."NAMEKEY" = b."NAMEKEY") JOIN "NAME" c
  ON (a."NAMEKEY" = c."NAMEKEY")
WHERE (1=1) ORDER BY c."NAME"

In below,please find the script of a view

CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW VWINVENTORINDIVIDUAL
AS
   SELECT C."NAME" COMPANYNAME, A."NAMEKEY",b."NAME"
          || ','
          || a."FIRSTNAME"
          || '('
          || a."INITIALS"
          || ')' NAMEINFORMATION
     FROM "NAMEINDIVIDUAL" A JOIN "NAME" B ON (A."NAMEKEY" = B."NAMEKEY")
          LEFT OUTER JOIN "NAME" C ON (C.NAMEKEY = A.COMPANYKEY)
    WHERE EXISTS (SELECT 1
                    FROM "VALIDNAMENAMETYPE" C
                   WHERE A."NAMEKEY" = C."NAMEKEY" AND C."NAMETYPEKEY" = 209);

But still, I am getting the  error.  

"Error in retrieving records :(

Incompatible states: supplied stateMemotech.Directories.Names.NameComponent.Model.MtInventor: Required Memotech.Directories.Names.NameComponent.Model.MtCorrespondent)"

According to your suggestion,can you please kindly elaborate how we can do that?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Ujjwal

[Jan Blessenohl]

Hello Ujjwal Manna,
Got your problem, you have one column that maps to different fields in dervied classes. This is a supported feature in flat mapping. If you make a class hierarchy and have two fields in tow derived classes you can name them differently and map them to the same column (if the types are compatible).

I am not able to reproduce your problem here, if you are not able to use flat mapping you should send me an example program (can be compiled) plus an empty database or ddl script so that i can run it here.

All the best,
Jan Blessenohl
the Telerik team

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