Errors are occurred about Match - Set in AgensGraph - cypher

This problem occurs when I use the set clause multiple times in AgensGraph.
There seems to be a problem with the optimizer.
Is there a way to bypass it?
MATCH (q:QST{ qst_id:1}) <br/>
SET q.prop_solv_time_default = 10<br/>
, q.qst_lvl_default = 13<br/>
, q.key_ku_id = 'C031'<br/>
, q.ku_rate = {'C031':100}<br/>
, q.read_ab_yn = 1<br/>
, q.uds_ab_yn = 1<br/>
, q.app_ab_yn = 1<br/>
....


I've faced the same problem you mentioned.
The best way currently you can deal with it is :
MATCH (q:QST{ qst_id:1})
SET q += {prop_solv_time_default = 10
, q.qst_lvl_default = 13
, q.key_ku_id = 'C031'
, q.ku_rate = {'C031':100}
, q.read_ab_yn = 1
, q.uds_ab_yn = 1
, q.app_ab_yn = 1}
The above way changes only the values of properties defined in the set clause.
As far as understand, the optimizer problem occurs at 1.x.x version but 2.x.x.

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Error in if (all(x > 0)) { : missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed in glMDPlot

I am analyzing RNA sequencing data with 4 treatments. During the process in r, I got an error below with the code. It is to make a glimma MDplot. It would be appreciated that anyone solve this problem.
All treatments include 4 replicates, but one of them has only 3. I am unsure that this exerts the error, but just in case, I informed.
glMDPlot(fit.trend2, counts = logCPM.trend, status = trend_global_0.1, coef = 1, groups = d.filt$samples$group, samples = d.filt$samples$Label, sample.cols = d.filt$samples$col, folder = "glimma-plots", html = "HvsC_trend_globalFDR", main = "H. vs. C.", launch = TRUE)
Error in if (all(x > 0)) { : missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed

How to split a field into 10 new fields using Substring command in sql

I have a field that I title, nothing. As of yet it has no value. It is 261 characters at the end of my fixed width file, largefile. Now, I am being told to break this 261 character field into 10 separate fields. I can reimport it using this new schema. I found something else on this site I found something else on another site and it makes sense but it seems as if I am missing a few tidbits of code. Any thoughts on if I am going about this the right way?
I have tried the following code but ending in error.
update dbo.largefile
set blank1 = substring(nothing,1,9)
unkn1 = substring(nothing,10,1)
unkn2 = substring(nothing,11,1)
blank2 = substring(nothing,12,35)
unkn3 = substring(nothing,47,4)
unkn4 = substring(nothing,51,1)
contact = substring(nothing,52,35)
title = substring(nothing,87,35)
contactphone = substring(nothing,122,10)
website = substring(nothing,132,204)
unkn5 = substring(nothing,203,59);
Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 3
Incorrect syntax near 'unkn1'.

You are missing commas after each assignment:
update dbo.largefile
set blank1 = substring(nothing,1,9),
unkn1 = substring(nothing,10,1),
unkn2 = substring(nothing,11,1),
blank2 = substring(nothing,12,35),
unkn3 = substring(nothing,47,4),
unkn4 = substring(nothing,51,1),
contact = substring(nothing,52,35),
title = substring(nothing,87,35),
contactphone = substring(nothing,122,10),
website = substring(nothing,132,204),
unkn5 = substring(nothing,203,59);

coldfusion 9, params not found when using cfscript query

I am getting this error:
Parameter 'user_id AND league_id' not found in the list of parameters specified
I am passing them in, and I can see them in a dump placed inside the function.
here's whats going in...
ac = {
league_id = 1
,user_id = 3
,score1 = 14
,score2 = 10
};
this is the dump that is throwing the error....
writedump( Game.saveGame( argumentcollection = ac ) );
Here is the Game.saveGame function
public any function saveGame( required numeric league_id, required numeric user_id, required numeric score1, required numeric score2 ) {
// writeDump( var=arguments ); // this dump shows league_id & user_id...
var sql = '';
var tmp = '';
var r = '';
var q = new query();
q.setDatasource( this.dsn );
q.addParam(
name = 'league_id'
,value = '#val( arguments.league_id )#'
,cfsqltype = 'CF_SQL_BIGINT'
);
q.addParam(
name = 'user_id'
,value = '#val( arguments.user_id )#'
,cfsqltype = 'CF_SQL_BIGINT'
);
q.addParam(
name = 'score1'
,value = '#val( arguments.score1 )#'
,cfsqltype = 'CF_SQL_SMALLINT'
);
q.addParam(
name = 'score2'
,value = '#val( arguments.score2 )#'
,cfsqltype = 'CF_SQL_SMALLINT'
);
sql = 'INSERT INTO
games
(
user_id
,league_id
,score1
,score2
)
VALUES
(
:user_id
,:league_id
,:score1
,:score2
)
';
tmp = q.execute( sql = sql );
r = tmp.getPrefix( q );
q.clearParams();
return r;
}
Here is some history of the issue -
I am writing this locally and my system is running CF 11.2 - everything works fine... However, I had to host it on a CF 9.02 server, and that is when this error showed up - I cannot recreate it on my system although, I do recall seeing this error before, but for the life of me I cant find how I solved it then....
Any help or insight is appreciated.
Other params
Windows server, MySQL 5.5, Apache 2.2

Adam Wrote:
I can't spot what's wrong with your code, but you could perhaps clean
things up a bit. There's no need to set each "property" on the query
separately: blog.adamcameron.me/2014/01/
Following the ordinal param, instead of the named param, AND passing in the array of params in the condensed format, has solved my issue.
I may play with the name attribute and see if it is that, precisely.. or I may just deal with this as a solution.
Now, to change all my script queries!!!!!
(I wish his article came up on google, when I was looking into the query.cfc syntax. :(
Thanks a bunch Adam!

the multi part identifier could not be bound in an update query

First of all I've looked at similar questions but failed to find one for my case.
The access code i am turning into sql is as follows (I didn't write it)
UPDATE QUpdateTrialstepApproved1
INNER JOIN TrialStepApproved ON
QUpdateTrialstepApproved1.cid_req = TrialStepApproved.cID
SET TrialStepApproved.wm21 = [wm2_req],
TrialStepApproved.sw = [startweek_req],
TrialStepApproved.PlannedTotalm2 = [m2_req],
TrialStepApproved.ew = [endweek_req],
TrialStepApproved.ActualNrofDiffEntries = [entries_req],
TrialStepApproved.entryfactorTrial1 = [eFtrial_req],
TrialStepApproved.fixeddeliveryweek = [fixedEndweek_req],
TrialStepApproved.culturename = [culturename_req]
WHERE (((QUpdateTrialstepApproved1.approveRequestChange)="v")
AND ((TrialStepApproved.Location) Is Not Null));
I've turned it into the following but I get the error in the title:
UPDATE A
SET B.wm21 = [wm2_req],
B.sw = [startweek_req],
B.PlannedTotalm2 = [m2_req],
B.ew = [endweek_req],
B.ActualNrofDiffEntries = [entries_req],
B.entryfactorTrial1 = [eFtrial_req],
B.fixeddeliveryweek = [fixedEndweek_req],
B.culturename = [culturename_req]
from QUpdateTrialstepApproved1 as A
INNER JOIN TrialStepApproved as B ON A.cid_req = B.cID
WHERE A.approveRequestChange='v' AND B.Location Is Not Null

You're updating B, not A. Change the first line to
UPDATE B
...and thing will work fine.
An SQLfiddle.

How to improve performance of SQL MERGE statement

I have a job that I am currenlty running to sync data between two databases on different internal servers. The one server is the backend database for the HEAT product from FrontRange. The second is our own reporting database we are using for report writing and other internal uses.
Our first approach at the job went something like this:
Query all the data from the HEAT database tables we wanted and populate local temp tables. Then copy that data out to the appropriate table. That would work but they use to TRUNCATE the table every time and repopulate without doing anything for indexes or fragmentation. So I thought well this could be a good candidate to use the SQL merge statement.
So our second approach used a merge statement for each of the tables. It greatly improved the speed of the process but it seems to be locking the source table up so that users are noticing 15-30 second delays when they try to save information. To make the merge only handle records that have had changes or are new I added the BINARY_CHECKSUM function on the select and store it on my side so that I can avoid updating records that haven't changed. Seems expensive though to call that for every record. This table has about ~300k records.
I am wondering is there a better approach to try and synchronize these two tables that I am overlooking. My only constraint is that I really do not want to change anything on the source tables because it is a third party application.
Here is my mege statement I am using for the CallLog table:
-- Merge CallLog
MERGE INTO [CallLog] AS T
USING (
SELECT
[CallID], [CustID], [CustType], [CallType], [Tracker], [CallStatus], [Priority], [CDuration], [CallCount], [StopWatch], [ClosedBy],
[ClosedDate], [ClosedTime], [Cause], [CallDesc], [CloseDesc], [RecvdBy], [RecvdDate], [RecvdTime], [ModBy], [ModDate], [ModTime],
[DTLastMod], [CallSource], [PriorityName], [QuickCall], [Category], [TotalAsgnmntTime], [CatHeading], [TotalJournalTime],
[TotalTime], [SL_Warn_Goal], [SL_Warn_Date], [SL_Warn_Time], [SL_Complete_Goal], [SL_Complete_Date], [SL_Complete_Time],
[SL_Clock_Status], [SL_Button_Status], [FirstResolution], [SL_Complete_Status], [SubCallType], [ImpactValue], [ImpactName],
[UrgencyValue], [UrgencyName], [LinkedToProblem], [LinkedToProblemCustID], [LinkedToProblemName], [LinkedToProblemBy],
[LinkedToProblemDate], [LinkedToProblemTime], [SLAStatus], [issue_text], [issue_number], [ResCheck], [AsgnAckBy], [AsgnAckDate],
[AsgnAckTime], [Resolvedby], [ResolvedDate], [ResolvedTime], [ACheck], [ACKEmail], [LinkedToChange], [LinkedToChangeCustID],
[LinkedToChangeName], [LinkedToChangeBy], [LInkedToChangeDate], [LinkedToChangeTime], [IssueTypeProblem], [IssueTypeChange],
[RespWarningD], [RespWarningT], [RespMissedD], [RespMissedT], [ResoWarningD], [ResoWarningT], [ResoMissedD], [ResoMissedT],
[IssueType], [SubCategory], [Diagnosis], [HSSAlert], [ErrorMessage], [ProblemType], [diagnosising], [KB], [CloseStatus],
[SuggestedAssignGrp], [DefaultGrp], [DefaultGrpTF], [OtherAssign], [WorkAround], [ChangeReason], [CloseProblem], [AssgnApp],
[AssgnAppRes], [DenyChk], [ImplementationApp], [ImplementationAppRes], [WorkAroundChk], [NoDenyChk], [ImpNoDenyChk],
[ImpDenyChk], [ChangeStatus], [ReadyToClose], [ResolveOrReAssign], [TicketLabel], [CatCallType], [IssueType_PK], [Category_PK],
[SubCategory_PK], [CallType_PK], [SubCallType_PK], BINARY_CHECKSUM(*) AS [Checksum]
FROM
[CHLA-HEATDB].SDIT.dbo.calllog
) AS S
ON (T.[CallID] = S.[CallID])
WHEN MATCHED AND T.[Checksum] <> S.[Checksum] THEN
UPDATE SET
T.[CallID] = S.[CallID], T.[CustID] = S.[CustID], T.[CustType] = S.[CustType], T.[CallType] = S.[CallType],
T.[Tracker] = S.[Tracker], t.[CallStatus] = S.[CallStatus], T.[Priority] = S.[Priority], T.[CDuration] = S.[CDuration],
T.[CallCount] = S.[CallCount], T.[StopWatch] = S.[StopWatch], T.[ClosedBy] = S.[ClosedBy],
T.[ClosedDate] = S.[ClosedDate], T.[ClosedTime] = S.[ClosedTime], T.[Cause] = S.[Cause], T.[CallDesc] = S.[CallDesc],
T.[CloseDesc] = S.[CloseDesc], T.[RecvdBy] = S.[RecvdBy], T.[RecvdDate] = S.[RecvdDate], T.[RecvdTime] = S.[RecvdTime],
T.[ModBy] = S.[ModBy], T.[ModDate] = S.[ModDate], T.[ModTime] = S.[ModTime], T.[DTLastMod] = S.[DTLastMod],
T.[CallSource] = S.[CallSource], T.[PriorityName] = S.[PriorityName], T.[QuickCall] = S.[QuickCall],
T.[Category] = S.[Category], T.[TotalAsgnmntTime] = S.[TotalAsgnmntTime], T.[CatHeading] = S.[CatHeading],
T.[TotalJournalTime] = S.[TotalJournalTime], T.[TotalTime] = S.[TotalTime], T.[SL_Warn_Goal] = S.[SL_Warn_Goal],
T.[SL_Warn_Date] = S.[SL_Warn_Date], T.[SL_Warn_Time] = S.[SL_Warn_Time], T.[SL_Complete_Goal] = S.[SL_Complete_Goal],
T.[SL_Complete_Date] = S.[SL_Complete_Date], T.[SL_Complete_Time] = S.[SL_Complete_Time],
T.[SL_Clock_Status] = S.[SL_Clock_Status], T.[SL_Button_Status] = S.[SL_Button_Status],
T.[FirstResolution] = S.[FirstResolution], T.[SL_Complete_Status] = S.[SL_Complete_Status],
T.[SubCallType] = S.[SubCallType], T.[ImpactValue] = S.[ImpactValue], T.[ImpactName] = S.[ImpactName],
T.[UrgencyValue] = S.[UrgencyValue], T.[UrgencyName] = S.[UrgencyName], T.[LinkedToProblem] = S.[LinkedToProblem],
T.[LinkedToProblemCustID] = S.[LinkedToProblemCustID], T.[LinkedToProblemName] = S.[LinkedToProblemName],
T.[LinkedToProblemBy] = S.[LinkedToProblemBy], T.[LinkedToProblemDate] = S.[LinkedToProblemDate],
T.[LinkedToProblemTime] = S.[LinkedToProblemTime], T.[SLAStatus] = S.[SLAStatus], T.[issue_text] = S.[issue_text],
T.[issue_number] = S.[issue_number], T.[ResCheck] = S.[ResCheck], T.[AsgnAckBy] = S.[AsgnAckBy],
T.[AsgnAckDate] = S.[AsgnAckDate], T.[AsgnAckTime] = S.[AsgnAckTime], T.[Resolvedby] = S.[Resolvedby],
T.[ResolvedDate] = S.[ResolvedDate], T.[ResolvedTime] = S.[ResolvedTime], T.[ACheck] = S.[ACheck],
T.[ACKEmail] = S.[ACKEmail], T.[LinkedToChange] = S.[LinkedToChange], T.[LinkedToChangeCustID] = S.[LinkedToChangeCustID],
T.[LinkedToChangeName] = S.[LinkedToChangeName], T.[LinkedToChangeBy] = S.[LinkedToChangeBy],
T.[LInkedToChangeDate] = S.[LInkedToChangeDate], T.[LinkedToChangeTime] = S.[LinkedToChangeTime],
T.[IssueTypeProblem] = S.[IssueTypeProblem], T.[IssueTypeChange] = S.[IssueTypeChange],
T.[RespWarningD] = S.[RespWarningD], T.[RespWarningT] = S.[RespWarningT], T.[RespMissedD] = S.[RespMissedD],
T.[RespMissedT] = S.[RespMissedT], T.[ResoWarningD] = S.[ResoWarningD], T.[ResoWarningT] = S.[ResoWarningT],
T.[ResoMissedD] = S.[ResoMissedD], T.[ResoMissedT] = S.[ResoMissedT], T.[IssueType] = S.[IssueType],
T.[SubCategory] = S.[SubCategory], T.[Diagnosis] = S.[Diagnosis], T.[HSSAlert] = S.[HSSAlert],
T.[ErrorMessage] = S.[ErrorMessage], T.[ProblemType] = S.[ProblemType], T.[diagnosising] = S.[diagnosising],
T.[KB] = S.[KB], T.[CloseStatus] = S.[CloseStatus], T.[SuggestedAssignGrp] = S.[SuggestedAssignGrp],
T.[DefaultGrp] = S.[DefaultGrp], T.[DefaultGrpTF] = S.[DefaultGrpTF], T.[OtherAssign] = S.[OtherAssign],
T.[WorkAround] = S.[WorkAround], T.[ChangeReason] = S.[ChangeReason], T.[CloseProblem] = S.[CloseProblem],
T.[AssgnApp] = S.[AssgnApp], T.[AssgnAppRes] = S.[AssgnAppRes], T.[DenyChk] = S.[DenyChk],
T.[ImplementationApp] = S.[ImplementationApp], T.[ImplementationAppRes] = S.[ImplementationAppRes],
T.[WorkAroundChk] = S.[WorkAroundChk], T.[NoDenyChk] = S.[NoDenyChk], T.[ImpNoDenyChk] = S.[ImpNoDenyChk],
T.[ImpDenyChk] = S.[ImpDenyChk], T.[ChangeStatus] = S.[ChangeStatus], T.[ReadyToClose] = S.[ReadyToClose],
T.[ResolveOrReAssign] = S.[ResolveOrReAssign], T.[TicketLabel] = S.[TicketLabel], T.[CatCallType] = S.[CatCallType],
T.[IssueType_PK] = S.[IssueType_PK], T.[Category_PK] = S.[Category_PK], T.[SubCategory_PK] = S.[SubCategory_PK],
T.[CallType_PK] = S.[CallType_PK], T.[SubCallType_PK] = S.[SubCallType_PK], T.[Checksum] = S.[Checksum]
WHEN NOT MATCHED
THEN INSERT VALUES
(
S.[CallID], S.[CustID], S.[CustType], S.[CallType], S.[Tracker], S.[CallStatus], S.[Priority], S.[CDuration],
S.[CallCount], S.[StopWatch], S.[ClosedBy], S.[ClosedDate], S.[ClosedTime], S.[Cause], S.[CallDesc], S.[CloseDesc],
S.[RecvdBy], S.[RecvdDate], S.[RecvdTime], S.[ModBy], S.[ModDate], S.[ModTime], S.[DTLastMod], S.[CallSource],
S.[PriorityName], S.[QuickCall], S.[Category], S.[TotalAsgnmntTime], S.[CatHeading], S.[TotalJournalTime], S.[TotalTime],
S.[SL_Warn_Goal], S.[SL_Warn_Date], S.[SL_Warn_Time], S.[SL_Complete_Goal], S.[SL_Complete_Date], S.[SL_Complete_Time],
S.[SL_Clock_Status], S.[SL_Button_Status], S.[FirstResolution], S.[SL_Complete_Status], S.[SubCallType], S.[ImpactValue],
S.[ImpactName], S.[UrgencyValue], S.[UrgencyName], S.[LinkedToProblem], S.[LinkedToProblemCustID], S.[LinkedToProblemName],
S.[LinkedToProblemBy], S.[LinkedToProblemDate], S.[LinkedToProblemTime], S.[SLAStatus], S.[issue_text], S.[issue_number],
S.[ResCheck], S.[AsgnAckBy], S.[AsgnAckDate], S.[AsgnAckTime], S.[Resolvedby], S.[ResolvedDate], S.[ResolvedTime], S.[ACheck],
S.[ACKEmail], S.[LinkedToChange], S.[LinkedToChangeCustID], S.[LinkedToChangeName], S.[LinkedToChangeBy],
S.[LInkedToChangeDate], S.[LinkedToChangeTime], S.[IssueTypeProblem], S.[IssueTypeChange], S.[RespWarningD],
S.[RespWarningT], S.[RespMissedD], S.[RespMissedT], S.[ResoWarningD], S.[ResoWarningT], S.[ResoMissedD], S.[ResoMissedT],
S.[IssueType], S.[SubCategory], S.[Diagnosis], S.[HSSAlert], S.[ErrorMessage], S.[ProblemType], S.[diagnosising], S.[KB],
S.[CloseStatus], S.[SuggestedAssignGrp], S.[DefaultGrp], S.[DefaultGrpTF], S.[OtherAssign], S.[WorkAround], S.[ChangeReason],
S.[CloseProblem], S.[AssgnApp], S.[AssgnAppRes], S.[DenyChk], S.[ImplementationApp], S.[ImplementationAppRes],
S.[WorkAroundChk], S.[NoDenyChk], S.[ImpNoDenyChk], S.[ImpDenyChk], S.[ChangeStatus], S.[ReadyToClose],
S.[ResolveOrReAssign], S.[TicketLabel], S.[CatCallType], S.[IssueType_PK], S.[Category_PK], S.[SubCategory_PK],
S.[CallType_PK], S.[SubCallType_PK], S.[Checksum]
);
GO

Since you're on SQL 2008, how about Change Data Capture? You can get the net changes over a period of time and deal only with that (as opposed to replication which pushes every change, even if you update the same data 10 times).

I think you can improve performance by figuring out what rows to modify/insert before the merge statement.
You can create a temp table that contains the CallID's that should be affected.
Perhaps something like this.
;with cteSource as
(
select
S.CallID,
binary_checksum(*) as [CheckSum]
from [CHLA-HEATDB].SDIT.dbo.calllog
)
select
S.CallID,
S.[CheckSum]
into #TmpSource
from cteSource as S
left outer join CallLog as T
on S.CallID = T.CallID and
S.[CheckSum] = T.[CheckSum]
where T.CallID is null
Then you can use that table in your using select statement.
MERGE INTO [CallLog] AS T
USING (
SELECT
[CallID],
-- A lot of fields
T.[CheckSum] AS [Checksum]
FROM
[CHLA-HEATDB].SDIT.dbo.calllog as C
inner join #TmpSource as Tmp
on C.CallID = Tmp.CallID
) AS S
ON (T.[CallID] = S.[CallID])
WHEN MATCHED THEN -- Probably don't need this AND T.[Checksum] <> S.[Checksum] THEN
UPDATE SET
T.[CallID] = S.[CallID],
-- More fields here
WHEN NOT MATCHED
THEN INSERT VALUES
(
S.[CallID],
-- More fields here
);