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That would be awesome, thanks tomzo. I have tested upgrading from Upgrade in each case goes as usual, server at restart spits out a lot of invalid merged config errors as MDUs are finishing with each config repository, but in the end I can see all pipelines on the server.

Seems good to me. Thank you very much, tomzo. I'm closing this issue. This can be done by checking that the Filter View has All set as shown below. I'll try to do the upgrade today the same way and also I'll give v I've just updated to the latest version and the deltas are applied successfully.

At this moment the only pipeline which appears in the dashboard in the one which is created manually. The other pipelines are visible in the admin interface but don't appear in the dashboard. Is there any possibility the query the HSQL database so we can provide more information for this issue?

The solution we found to keep on going for now is to use only config-repo and config-dir from our backup and discard the database it's probably corrupted somehow.

This made all pipelines visible again and everything is up and running. The only part missing is the pipeline history. How did you know the db was corrupt? Noticed a similar issue on one of the internal dogfood environments, hence reopening the issue. PipelineLabelCorrector was added as part of The duplicates would be present in db if the case of the pipelinename was changed. As a part of that PR, checks were added to ensure that only one entry was present in db for a given pipeline. This, however, was handled for pipelines which were part of the config, but not for the ones which were deleted from the config.

The same is also true for the pipelines defined in config-repos, meaning such pipelines wouldn't be available as part of allPipelineConfigs until the first MDU of the config-repo completes which in many cases would be after the corrector kicks in.

As such, duplicate entries for such pipelines are not deleted and hence a bunch of things break. In terms of the impact, even if one of the pipelines had a duplicate entry in db, all other pipelines defined in that config-repo would not show up. The impact of this is not only isolated to the dashboard alone though. It also affects the schedule, pause, unpause of the pipelines with duplicate entries.

Since we never got access to the logs or db from the original reporter, I cannot say with certainty if they faced the exact same issue. However, it seems very similar to what we noticed. MyBatisSystemException: nested exception is org. RuntimeException: org. And what is your setup like, where this happens? It looks like the issue has to do with duplicate records in pipelinelablecounts where the pipelines have already been deleted.

There was an error indicating and attempt to cleanup duplicates which was unsuccessful. So, the error is unexpected unless the cleanup failed. Do you see any errors on the Errors and Warning popup? Also, the logs from around the time the server came up for the first time after upgrade would help. Yes, in my case the cleanup failed and there was a popup in the dashboard. Log sections below. Will attempt to clean them up. Or were these all the config-repo pipelines listed? If there were just a few, then were you able to spot any difference between the once which loaded up and the once which didn't.

Getting a copy of db and logs would help in debugging this. I found if I did the following prior to upgrade to Second, at line , find out what it is and how it was called. The exception was translated from SQLException to something else which you didn't show us.

Please show us so we know what the top level exception is. Third, now you can modify your code to use your own subclass instead of JdbcTemlate and you can modify the code. Comment something like handlewarnings. Then you should be able to find out what extra SQL statement the driver added was causing the problem. If you mean you want to see the actual contents of the query sent to the DB, use a spy driver; just google; there are a number of them. Or use WireShark or similar to get a network trace.

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N Ashok. N 1, 6 6 gold badges 25 25 silver badges 58 58 bronze badges. I'm not a Spring person, but it looks like your stored proc threw the exception. As a follow up to that, you can throw informational messages via raiseerror that normally would be ignored with a certain message number range. I would think you either have to change the proc or figure out how to get Spring to ignore those messages or deal with them in some way.