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Check if there are no conflicts within the data given, when deadlock error occurs, verify if there are other gateways that are logging to the database, and check the alterations made to the database scheme. |
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An example of a history problem is: Having problems retrieving more than 24 hours of data on some datasets but others can go back one month or more, even though they have been logging to the sysbase for same periods and have the same data type.
To resolve this, one can first check if there are no conflicts within the data given (i.e. checking if certain columns have proper values for not null property). Another reason for this is when a deadlock error occurs; this usually indicates that there are instances wherein multiple transactions are executed at the time. Verify if there are other concurrent gateways that are logging onto this database; it may be the reason for the deadlock message in the logs. Then there are alterations made to the database scheme. You will find the details in the resources/databses/sysbase/alter-1.2-row-level-locking.sql
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