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["Hyzer, Chris" <>]

Might also be a case problem… is the case coming back from oracle the same as the case where the subject is resolved?  i.e. look at the results of the query vs the data in the grouper_members table…

 

Thanks,

Chris

 

 

From: [mailto:] On Behalf Of Sean Mason
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2016 9:33 AM
To:
Subject: [grouper-users] Troubles with the Grouper Loader

 

Hi There,

 

I’ve been experimenting with Grouper for some time with some success.  Recently a small production use case to fill a need that arose suddenly that I’m looking to fill with Grouper, and I’m having a very difficult time.  Time is now tight, and I will have to move to another strategy to make deadlines, but I would like to know where I’ve gone wrong.   I will break the two issues I’m having into two email to hopefully keep any offered help focused.

 

I’m running Grouper 2.3.0, on RHEL 7, Oracle JDK 1.8.0_91.  The repository is Postgres 9.2.14.

 

I have a single SQL_SIMPLE load job. 

Parameters:

grouperLoaderDbName: CSPR

grouperLoaderQuartzCron: 0 0 * * * ?

grouperLoaderQuery:  select uid as SUBJECT_ID from sysadm.firsttimeundergrad_vw

grouperLoaderScheduleType: CRON

grouperLoaderType: SQL_SIMPLE

 

When I run loaderRunOneJob(group) from gsh, I see:

loader ran successfully, inserted 8307 memberships, deleted 8307 memberships, total membership count: 8307, unresolvable subjects: 0

If I run the loaderRunOneJob(group) from gsh once again, I see:

loader ran successfully, inserted 8307 memberships, deleted 8307 memberships, total membership count: 8307, unresolvable subjects: 0

I know the contents of the view have not changed between runs.

 

If I set loader.failsafe.use = true, loader.failsafe.maxPercentRemove = 30, the load fails as it’s trying to remove the entire population before re-adding.

 

Surely this isn’t the expected behavior.  I’m at a loss where else to turn.  Is there another configuration step that is required?  Is something amiss?

 

Please advise,

Sean.