Hi Genneva,
Looks weird indeed; we haven’t encountered this before. It seems as if the client string is modified before it is written to the server. Do you use a single BaseX client instance in parallel? Do you have parallel calls at all? And, the usual question.. Can you provide us with a minimized code example?
Christian
We have seen some weird issue with basex only when executing xquery via java client (the basexclient.java from https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/blob/master/basex-examples/src/main/java/or...) . And I was wondering if you would have any tips.
The issue is happening when executing xquery to execute the function fn:current-dateTime()
We have logs the queries that we are sending prior to calling the execute method in BasexClient.java, so we know that the xquerys are constructed correctly. However, we have been receiving inconsistent results from execute this xquery. Below are some examples of the basex logs.
05:42:40.907 172.16.0.43:51776 admin REQUEST XQUERY fn:current-dateTime() 0.11 ms
05:42:40.908 172.16.0.43:51776 admin OK Query executed in 0.18 ms. 0.77 ms
05:42:44.787 172.16.0.35:56245 admin REQUEST ̺°Ì±ïERY fn:current-dateTime() 10000.3 ms
05:42:44.787 172.16.0.35:56245 admin ERROR Stopped at , 1/6: Unknown command: ̺°Ì±ïERY. Did you mean 'ALTER'? 0.03 ms
In this basex log, as you can see, that the first time that the query "XQUERY fn:current-dateTime()"went successful, and somehow the second time the the query was being altered (in red above) and the query was not able to recognize the query from basex. We were not able to reproduce this issue consistently.
We have cross check the log on our applications so we know that the query has been constructed the same prior to making calls to basex.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Regards, -Genneva