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Suma Shivaprasad updated ATLAS-30:
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Summary: GraphBackedSearchIndexer.testSearchByDSLQueries and
GraphRepoMapperScaleTest.testSearchIndex should assert on number of results per
query (was: GraphBackedSearchIndexer.testSearchByDSLQueries should assert on
number of results per query)
> GraphBackedSearchIndexer.testSearchByDSLQueries and
> GraphRepoMapperScaleTest.testSearchIndex should assert on number of results
> per query
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> Key: ATLAS-30
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ATLAS-30
> Project: Atlas
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 0.5-incubating
> Reporter: Suma Shivaprasad
>
> Currently , the tests are accepting only the input query in the dataprovider,
> they should accept both input query and expected number of rows.
> Also all the queries running are returning query 0 rows. This needs to be
> investigated and fixed.
> query [from DB] returned [0] rows
> query [DB] returned [0] rows
> query [DB where DB.name="Reporting"] returned [0] rows
> query [DB DB.name = "Reporting"] returned [0] rows
> query [DB where DB.name="Reporting" select name, owner] returned [0] rows
> query [DB has name] returned [0] rows
> query [DB, Table] returned [0] rows
> query [DB is JdbcAccess] returned [0] rows
> query [from Table] returned [0] rows
> query [Table] returned [0] rows
> query [Table is Dimension] returned [0] rows
> query [Column where Column isa PII] returned [0] rows
> query [View is Dimension] returned [0] rows
> query [Column select Column.name] returned [0] rows
> query [Column select name] returned [0] rows
> query [Column where Column.name="customer_id"] returned [0] rows
> query [from Table select Table.name] returned [0] rows
> query [DB where (name = "Reporting")] returned [0] rows
> query [DB where (name = "Reporting") select name as _col_0, owner as _col_1]
> returned [0] rows
> query [DB where DB is JdbcAccess] returned [0] rows
> query [DB where DB has name] returned [0] rows
> query [DB Table] returned [0] rows
> query [DB where DB has name] returned [0] rows
> query [DB as db1 Table where (db1.name = "Reporting")] returned [0] rows
> query [DB where (name = "Reporting") select name as _col_0, (createTime + 1)
> as _col_1 ] returned [0] rows
> query [Table where (name = "sales_fact" and created >
> "2014-01-01T00:00:00.000Z" ) select name as _col_0, created as _col_1 ]
> returned [0] rows
> query [Table where (name = "sales_fact" and created >
> "2014-12-11T02:35:58.440Z" ) select name as _col_0, created as _col_1 ]
> returned [0] rows
> query [Dimension] returned [0] rows
> query [JdbcAccess] returned [0] rows
> query [ETL] returned [0] rows
> query [Metric] returned [0] rows
> query [PII] returned [0] rows
> query [Table LoadProcess outputTable] returned [0] rows
> query [Table loop (LoadProcess outputTable)] returned [0] rows
> query [Table as _loop0 loop (LoadProcess outputTable) withPath] returned [0]
> rows
> query [Table as src loop (LoadProcess outputTable) as dest select src.name as
> srcTable, dest.name as destTable withPath] returned [0] rows
> query [Table as t, sd, Column as c where t.name="sales_fact" select c.name as
> colName, c.dataType as colType] returned [0] rows
> query [Table where name='sales_fact', db where name='Reporting'] returned [0]
> rows
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