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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 @ 18:08:27 GMT
<-- Anonymously Posted: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 12:56 --> Glenn, Yes, that is exactly what was happening. Although the issue has been resolved. The problem appears to have come from a Java natural optimization that was happening. If anyone is curious about the problem, I cannot quite figure out why it reacted the way that it did, but it had to do with not explicity setting the id column's value to be null while creating a prepared statement. So even though an id was being generated, it was still not capable of being retrieved. For example for your example, before the deletion, if I ran the following query Select * from gmc_id_test where i1 = 1; It would return 0 rows, but if one ran Select * from gmc_id_test where i1 between 0 and 2, would return the row; Thanks for looking at the problem though.
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