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Roman Shtykh updated IGNITE-10017:
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Description:
Basically, it happens because _GridCacheAdapter#clearReservationsIfNeeded_
fails to clear its local map.
The problem occurs when _withKeepBinary_ is set and _IgniteBiTuple_ is used as
a key, but the value for the key is not available. The execution path goes
through _GridDhtCacheAdapter#getDhtAllAsync_ ->
_GridCacheAdapter#getAllAsync0_, for instance if you have an affinityCall and
execute get() from within.
What happens is
# On get operation, keys are stored in the local map of _GridCacheAdapter_.
For this, _UserKeyCacheObjectImpl#prepareForCache_ creates _KeyCacheObjectImpl_
with an unmarshalled val (BinaryObject), which is different from that of
_UserKeyCacheObjectImpl_ (val is BiTuple here) that is used further as a key to
retrieve the value from the map.
# _GridCacheAdapter#clearReservationsIfNeeded_ is called to clear the map from
keys for which values were not found. It uses _UserKeyCacheObjectImpl_ to check
the map, but can’t peek and remove even if the key is in the map (hashes won’t
match). The key is left in the map.
# The problem comes with the 2nd get:
- we check if the key is not in the map and create a new one, then BOOM! loops
while _putIfAbsent == null_ succeeds (but it won’t)
All these data types are ok –
[https://github.com/apache/ignite/blob/master/modules/core/src/main/java/org/apache/ignite/internal/binary/BinaryUtils.java#L212-L239]
was:
Basically, it happens because _GridCacheAdapter#clearReservationsIfNeeded_
fails to clear its local map.
The problem occurs when _withKeepBinary_ is set and _IgniteBiTuple_ is used as
a key, but the value for the key is not available. The execution path goes
through _GridDhtCacheAdapter#getDhtAllAsync_ ->
_GridCacheAdapter#getAllAsync0_, for instance if you have an affinityCall and
execute get() from within.
What happens is
# On get operation, keys are stored in the local map of _GridCacheAdapter_.
For this, _UserKeyCacheObjectImpl#prepareForCache_ creates _KeyCacheObjectImpl_
with an unmarshalled val (BinaryObject), which is different from that of
_UserKeyCacheObjectImpl_ (val is BiTuple here) that is used further as a key to
retrieve the value from the map.
# _GridCacheAdapter#clearReservationsIfNeeded_ is called to clear the map from
keys for which values were not found. It uses _UserKeyCacheObjectImpl_ to check
the map, but can’t peek and remove even if the key is in the map (hashes won’t
match). The key is left in the map.
# The problem comes with the 2^nd^ get:
- we check the key is not in the map and create a new one, then BOOM! loops
while _putIfAbsent == null_ succeeds (but it won’t)
All these data types are ok –
[https://github.com/apache/ignite/blob/master/modules/core/src/main/java/org/apache/ignite/internal/binary/BinaryUtils.java#L212-L239]
> Infinite loop with 3rd party persistency, keepBinary and no value for the key
> -
>
> Key: IGNITE-10017
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-10017
> Project: Ignite
> Issue Type: Bug
>Affects Versions: 2.6
>Reporter: Roman Shtykh
>Assignee: Roman Shtykh
>Priority: Critical
>
> Basically, it happens because _GridCacheAdapter#clearReservationsIfNeeded_
> fails to clear its local map.
>
> The problem occurs when _withKeepBinary_ is set and _IgniteBiTuple_ is used
> as a key, but the value for the key is not available. The execution path goes
> through _GridDhtCacheAdapter#getDhtAllAsync_ ->
> _GridCacheAdapter#getAllAsync0_, for instance if you have an affinityCall and
> execute get() from within.
>
> What happens is
> # On get operation, keys are stored in the local map of _GridCacheAdapter_.
> For this, _UserKeyCacheObjectImpl#prepareForCache_ creates
> _KeyCacheObjectImpl_ with an unmarshalled val (BinaryObject), which is
> different from that of _UserKeyCacheObjectImpl_ (val is BiTuple here) that is
> used further as a key to retrieve the value from the map.
> # _GridCacheAdapter#clearReservationsIfNeeded_ is called to clear the map
> from keys for which values were not found. It uses _UserKeyCacheObjectImpl_
> to check the map, but can’t peek and remove even if the key is in the map
> (hashes won’t match). The key is left in the map.
> # The problem comes with the 2nd get:
> - we check if the key is not in the map and create a new one, then BOOM!
> loops while _putIfAbsent == null_ succeeds (but it won’t)
> All these data types are ok –
> [https://github.com/apache/ignite/blob/master/modules/core/src/main/java/org/apache/ignite/internal/binary/BinaryUtils.java#L212-L239]
>
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