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DB2 - Problem description

Problem IC69734 Status: Closed

A "SQL1034C THE DATABASE IS DAMAGED" ERROR MAY OCCUR IN CERTAIN
XML QUERIES OR XMLTABLE

product:
DB2 FOR LUW / DB2FORLUW / 980 - DB2
Problem description:
A "SQL1034C The database is damaged" error may occur in certain 
XML Queries OR XMLTABLE expressions such as the one below: 
 
Select   c1, c2, c3, c4, c5, c6, c7, 
c8, c9, c10, c11 from 
    t1  where 
    exists( select 1 from XMLTABLE('$C11/P1/P2' 
columns             "UPDDATE" timestamp path '@upddate'  ) 
        where upddate between '2001-01-17-00.00.00.000000' and 
'2010-01-18-00.00.00.000000' ) ; 
 
 
This happens because during XML navigation we try to fetch a 
temp record which has already been deleted. 
 
If such error is encountered you will see a similar stack trace 
as the one below: 
 
0x00002B09BF2E690F sqlo_trce + 0x045b 
0x00002B09BF3DEE05 sqloDumpDiagInfoHandler + 0x019b 
0x00002B09BBAB1C00 address: 0x00002B09BBAB1C00 ; dladdress: 
0x00002B09BBAA4000 ; offset in lib: 0x000000000000DC00 ; 
0x00002B09BBAAEEA3 pthread_kill + 0x0033 
0x00002B09BF3DF867 sqloDumpEDU + 0x005f 
0x00002B09BD8937E9 _ZN16sqeLocalDatabase9MarkDBBadEi + 0x0235 
0x00002B09BD4E8EB2 _Z15sqldDumpContextP9sqeBsuEduiiiiiPKcPvi + 
0x0a6c 
0x00002B09BCC4E437 
_Z19sqldcsl_dumpBadPageP8sqeAgentP8SQLD_TCBP16SQLB_OBJECT_DESCP1 
1SQLB_FIX_CBjP16SQLDCSL_PAGESLOTiimz 
+ 0x17f7 
0x00002B09BCC4BA24 
_Z19sqldcsl_fetchDirectP8sqeAgentP8SQLD_TCBP12SQLD_TCB_CSLP16SQL 
DCSL_FETCH_CB 
+ 0x0274 
0x00002B09BCC4BBCB 
_Z16sqldcsl_fetchRowP8sqeAgentP8SQLD_TCBP12SQLD_TCB_CSLP16SQLDCS 
L_FETCH_CB 
+ 0x0125 
0x00002B09C0DBB2D2 
_Z19xmls_fetchCSLRecordP11XMLSTORE_CBP15SQLXMS_WORKAREAP8SQLD_TC 
B 
+ 0x0120 
0x00002B09C100C233 
_Z16xmls_FetchRecordP11XMLSTORE_CBR8XMLS_XIDPPcPtS5_hP13XMLS_WA 
TOKENPP8SQLD_TCB 
+ 0x06bd 
0x00002B09C0D7B056 
_ZN12XmlrnNodeMgr11fetchRecordEP11XMLSTORE_CBR8XMLS_XIDPPcPtS6_h 
P13XMLS_WA_TOKENPP8SQLD_TCB 
+ 0x0076 
0x00002B09C0DFEC03 
_ZN12XmlrnNodeMgr13fetchTempNodeEP11XMLSTORE_CBP17xmlDataDescrip 
torR8XMLS_XIDsRP9XmlrnNodePPcPtP12XmlsNidStackP13XMLS_WA_TOKENP8 
SQLD_TCB 
+ 0x04f9 
0x00002B09C0D08A2D 
_ZN12XmlrnNodeMgr9fetchNodeEP11XMLSTORE_CBP17xmlDataDescriptorR8 
XMLS_XIDRP9XmlrnNodePtP13XMLS_WA_TOKEN 
+ 0x0103 
0x00002B09C0D08A9B 
_ZN12XmlrnNodeMgr9fetchNodeEP17xmlDataDescriptorR8XMLS_XIDRP9Xml 
rnNodePt 
+ 0x0057 
0x00002B09C0D08EAB 
_ZN12XmlrnNodeMgr12fetchXDMNodeEP17xmlDataDescriptorR8XMLS_XIDP1 
2XmlrnXDMNode 
+ 0x0403 
0x00002B09C0D197B2 _ZN14XmlnvNavigator10m_traverseEb + 0x012e 
0x00002B09C0D192D2 _ZN14XmlnvNavigator8getTupleERbP8sqlrr_cb + 
0x020e 
0x00002B09C0D27046 
_ZN21XmlnvTupleConstructor21m_getTupleBeforeWhereERb + 0x075c 
0x00002B09C0D264BA _ZN21XmlnvTupleConstructor8getTupleERb + 
0x01cc 
0x00002B09C0D19347 _ZN14XmlnvNavigator8getTupleERbP8sqlrr_cb + 
0x0283 
0x00002B09BFD45365 _Z12sqlriXMLScanP8sqlrr_cb + 0x05c5 
0x00002B09BFB6DF09 _Z15sqlriExecThreadP8sqlrr_cbP12sqlri_opparm 
+ 0x0561
Problem Summary:
**************************************************************** 
* USERS AFFECTED:                                              * 
* ALL                                                          * 
**************************************************************** 
* PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:                                         * 
* A "SQL1034C The database is damaged" error may occur         * 
* incertainXML Queries OR XMLTABLE expressions such as the one * 
* below:Select  c1, c2, c3, c4, c5, c6, c7,c8, c9, c10, c11    * 
* fromt1  whereexists( select 1 from                           * 
* XMLTABLE('$C11/P1/P2'columns            "UPDDATE" timestamp  * 
* path '@upddate'  )where upddate between                      * 
* '2001-01-17-00.00.00.000000'and'2010-01-18-00.00.00.000000'  * 
* ) ;This happens because during XML navigation we try to      * 
* fetch atemp record which has already been deleted.If such    * 
* error is encountered you will see a similar stacktraceas the * 
* one below:0x00002B09BF2E690F sqlo_trce +                     * 
* 0x045b0x00002B09BF3DEE05 sqloDumpDiagInfoHandler +           * 
* 0x019b0x00002B09BBAB1C00 address: 0x00002B09BBAB1C00 ;       * 
* dladdress:0x00002B09BBAA4000 ; offset in lib:                * 
* 0x000000000000DC00 ;0x00002B09BBAAEEA3 pthread_kill +        * 
* 0x00330x00002B09BF3DF867 sqloDumpEDU +                       * 
* 0x005f0x00002B09BD8937E9 _ZN16sqeLocalDatabase9MarkDBBadEi   * 
* +0x02350x00002B09BD4E8EB2                                    * 
* _Z15sqldDumpContextP9sqeBsuEduiiiiiPKcPvi+0x0a6c0x00002B09BCC4 
* 0x17f70x00002B09BCC4BA24_Z19sqldcsl_fetchDirectP8sqeAgentP8SQL 
* 0x02740x00002B09BCC4BBCB_Z16sqldcsl_fetchRowP8sqeAgentP8SQLD_T 
* 0x01250x00002B09C0DBB2D2_Z19xmls_fetchCSLRecordP11XMLSTORE_CBP 
* 0x01200x00002B09C100C233_Z16xmls_FetchRecordP11XMLSTORE_CBR8XM 
* 0x06bd0x00002B09C0D7B056_ZN12XmlrnNodeMgr11fetchRecordEP11XMLS 
* 0x00760x00002B09C0DFEC03_ZN12XmlrnNodeMgr13fetchTempNodeEP11XM 
* 0x04f90x00002B09C0D08A2D_ZN12XmlrnNodeMgr9fetchNodeEP11XMLSTOR 
* 0x01030x00002B09C0D08A9B_ZN12XmlrnNodeMgr9fetchNodeEP17xmlData 
* 0x00570x00002B09C0D08EAB_ZN12XmlrnNodeMgr12fetchXDMNodeEP17xml 
* 0x04030x00002B09C0D197B2 _ZN14XmlnvNavigator10m_traverseEb   * 
* +0x012e0x00002B09C0D192D2                                    * 
* _ZN14XmlnvNavigator8getTupleERbP8sqlrr_cb+0x020e0x00002B09C0D2 
* +0x075c0x00002B09C0D264BA                                    * 
* _ZN21XmlnvTupleConstructor8getTupleERb                       * 
* +0x01cc0x00002B09C0D19347                                    * 
* _ZN14XmlnvNavigator8getTupleERbP8sqlrr_cb+0x02830x00002B09BFD4 
* _Z12sqlriXMLScanP8sqlrr_cb +                                 * 
* 0x05c50x00002B09BFB6DF09_Z15sqlriExecThreadP8sqlrr_cbP12sqlri_ 
* 0x0561                                                       * 
**************************************************************** 
* RECOMMENDATION:                                              * 
* Upgrade to DB2 UDB version 9.8 fix pack 3.                   * 
****************************************************************
Local Fix:
You can try to re-write your query to cast the xpath expression 
for the column value extraction in xmltable function. For 
example in the query listed in the Error Description, we are 
extracting "@update" as a timestamp value, if we explicitly cast 
to timestamp "xs:dateTime(@upddate)" we can avoid hitting this 
error.
available fix packs:
DB2 Version 9.8 Fix Pack 3 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
DB2 Version 9.8 Fix Pack 4 for AIX and Linux
DB2 Version 9.8 Fix Pack 5 for AIX and Linux

Solution
Problem was first fixed in DB2 UDB Version 9.8 Fix Pack 3.
Workaround
not known / see Local fix
Timestamps
Date  - problem reported    :
Date  - problem closed      :
Date  - last modified       :
07.07.2010
20.12.2010
20.12.2010
Problem solved at the following versions (IBM BugInfos)
9.8.FP3
Problem solved according to the fixlist(s) of the following version(s)
9.8.0.3 FixList