Details
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Type:
Bug
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Status: Closed
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Priority:
Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: 1.7.08a
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Fix Version/s: 1.7.08b
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Component/s: CRC Cell
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Labels:None
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Rank:0|hzzzzg:r
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Sprint:Release 1.7.08b
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Affects View/s:Timeline View
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i2b2 Sponsored Project/s:i2b2 Core
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Affects Database/s:All databases
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Developer Notes:Code changes were done by Mike Mendis
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Testing Notes:verified the statuses are now updated correctly. When a query finishes running the BATCH_MODE is now set to FINISHED and the timeline will be automatically generated.
Description
The BATCH_MODE in the QT_QUERY_INSTANCE table is not getting set to the correct status when a query finishes running. Currently it is getting set to PROCESSING and it should be FINISHED.
As a result the wrong status for the <batch_mode> is sent in the xml message that is returned to the client. If the result type of TIMELINE is checked when running a query the client will automatically generate the timeline when the query has finished running. The workbench uses the <batch_mode> sent in the response message to determine whether or not a query has finished. Since the <batch_mode> is being sent as PROCESSING, the Workbench determines it should not generate the timeline. As a result, users have to take the added steps of going to Previous Queries and manually dragging the query to the Timeline view to generate the timeline.
As a result the wrong status for the <batch_mode> is sent in the xml message that is returned to the client. If the result type of TIMELINE is checked when running a query the client will automatically generate the timeline when the query has finished running. The workbench uses the <batch_mode> sent in the response message to determine whether or not a query has finished. Since the <batch_mode> is being sent as PROCESSING, the Workbench determines it should not generate the timeline. As a result, users have to take the added steps of going to Previous Queries and manually dragging the query to the Timeline view to generate the timeline.