orientdb: Error encoding edge label

OrientDB Version, operating system, or hardware.

v2.2.6

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Expected behavior and actual behavior

Transparently encode&decode edges’ labels

Steps to reproduce the problem

Insert an edge with a _label like /color/red. It will log a warning and then an exception like:

WARNING: $ANSI{green {db=db}} Requested command 'create edge type '%2Fcolor%2Fred' as subclass of 'E'' must be executed outside active transaction: the transaction will be committed and reopen right after it. To avoid this behavior execute it outside a transaction

javax.script.ScriptException: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid field name 'out_%2Fcolor%2Fred'. Character '%' is invalid

NOTE:

Loading a dataset via gremlin API.
Potentially related to #5424

About this issue

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State: closed
Created 8 years ago
Comments: 35 (17 by maintainers)

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Sorry for disappearing, but other critcal things required my attention.

I’ve now updated to the latest version: 2.2.13

But the inconsistency seams to remain. Here comes a small example with / in nodes’ attributes and edges’ labels.

The query SELECT * shows how the strings are stored escaped but also how they are returned escaped.

Using gremlin (bundeled in the installation) to query on the attributes or labels return no elements.

It is possible that the query arguments are escaped differently than how the data is physically stored?
It is semantically correct that I insert something in a database and when I query I get different values?

Thanks, Martin

** Data have been loaded with the combination of your suggestions:

echo "CREATE DATABASE PLOCAL:/srv/db ;ALTER DATABASE minimumclusters 1 ;QUIT" | "$ORIENTDB_HOME"/bin/console.sh
echo "CONNECT PLOCAL:/srv/db admin admin ;IMPORT DATABASE ${DATASET} -format=graphson ;QUIT" | time "$ORIENTDB_HOME"/bin/console.sh

MartinBrugnara on Dec 6, 2016

@smolinari you’ve already done much! Thank you =)

MartinBrugnara on Aug 19, 2016

That is above my knowledge. Sorry.

Scott

smolinari on Aug 19, 2016