[SR-Users] Htable keys and key::size inconsistencies

[Daniel-Constantin Mierla]

Hello,


the storage in hash table is not an array. Only loading at the beginning
with array flag will set the proper size key. Afterwards, if you change
the keys, the size is not updated unless you do it manually.


Maybe you can provide more details about what you want to achieve and we
can provide hints on that direction.


Cheers,
Daniel


On 31/08/16 00:16, Fabian Borot wrote:
>
> Hi, I am using htable module with version 4.4 storing multiple values
> in the same key (I set the key_type = 1 for each entry, array key).
>
>
> I have found an issue with the htable module. Some keys show up when
> using: "./kamcmd htable.get my_table key[0]"  but when asking for the
> "key::size" I says that the key does not exist. 
>
> Also some entries have the "key::size" entry but the actual "key[0]"
> for example is reported as non existent:
>
>
> See these 2 examples:
>
> Ex:1 "key[0]" is shown but "key::size" is not:
>
>
> [root at ar-mia-proxy-01 sbin]# ./kamcmd htable.get htable_lcrgwA 8[0]
> {
>         item: {
>                 name: 8[0]
>                 value: 555|5875|1.1.1.1|5060|0|4|1|1|Broadvox2010IN
>                 flags: 2
>                 expire: NEVER
>         }
> }
> [root at ar-mia-proxy-01 sbin]# ./kamcmd htable.get htable_lcrgwA 8::size
> error: 500 - Key name doesn't exist in htable.
>
> Ex2: "key::size" is shown but "key[0]" is not:
>
>
> [root at ar-mia-proxy-01 sbin]# ./kamcmd htable.get htable_lcrgwA 9[0]
> error: 500 - Key name doesn't exist in htable.
> [root at ar-mia-proxy-01 sbin]# ./kamcmd htable.get htable_lcrgwA 9::size
> {
>         item: {
>                 name: 9::size
>                 value: 6
>                 flags: 0
>                 expire: NEVER
>         }
> }
>
> Also, for this case "9::size",  supposedly there are 6 entries and in
> reality there are only 4 in the tables where I am loading them from
>
> For the case "8::size" that returns 2 the count it is right , the prob
> is that I can not get the "8[0]" and "8[1]" keys
>
>
> Any ideas are very appreciated, thank you
>
>  
>
>
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