Update two vertex in batch mode leads to wrong result
See original GitHub issueOrientDb: 2.0.14
Orientjs
begin
LET t0 = UPDATE Node SET Points = 0
LET t1 = UPDATE Node SET Position = "admin"
return [$t0, $t1]
Result:
[ { classId: -2, value: null }, { classId: -2, value: null } ]
Expect somethink like this:
[ number, number ]
Result in 2.1.2 but in Studio
{
"result": [
{
"@type": "d",
"@version": 0,
"value": [
13,
13
]
}
],
"notification": "Query executed in 0.091 sec. Returned 1 record(s)"
}
BTW: It is very hard to take orientdb serious when such simple things doesn’t works. In almost every release there is a regression. Orientdb should be focused on qualitity not in features. This is my perspective in 6 month orientdb.
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@smolinari I added a note to the docs (not yet published, we will do it in short).
The HTTP protocol is a little bit slower than the binary one, because of the size of the messages, but the different is not significant compared to the whole elaboration
Thanks
Luigi
Cool, so it looks like this is closed, right? Closing.