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23505; solr; db2; di-preprocess.bat; di-preprocess.sh; di-preprocess; ti_apgroup_0 Technote (troubleshooting) Problem(Abstract) You attempt to run di-preprocess against the master catalog on IBM WebSphere Commerce Enterprise V7.0 Feature Pack 2, or sql error: -104, sqlstate: 23505 a later feature pack, but the operation fails with the DB2 error SQLCODE=-803, SQLSTATE=23505 sqlintegrityconstraintviolationexception db2 sql error sqlcode=-803 sqlstate=23505 on TI_APGROUP_0. Symptom After di-preprocess fails to run successfully, you see an error message similar to the following example in db2 sql error sqlcode=-811 the logs: DB2 SQL Error: SQLCODE=-803, SQLSTATE=23505, SQLERRMC=1;DB2INST1.TI_APGROUP_0, DRIVER=4.12.55 Cause The DB2 error states that DB2 failed to insert the new record into the due to a primary key constraint violation. This means that
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there is already a record in the TI_APGROUP_0 table that has the same CATENTRY_ID value as the record you are attempting to insert. Environment This issue relates to the new search tool used in Feature Pack 2 and newer Feature Packs of WebSphere Commerce V7.0. Diagnosing the problem There are two main causes for this issue. Either a catalog entry (catentry) has multiple parent categories, or a 23505 postgres category has multiple parent categories. IDENTIFYING THE CAUSE: To identify if there is a catalog entry that has more than one parent category, run the following SQL query against the database: select catentry_id, catgroup_id from catgpenrel where catentry_id in (select catentry_id from catgpenrel where catalog_id =
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