EBS Object Types - Data Fixes

XML files containing one or more data fix sql statements, a sql statement to back up data, and validation statements used to determine whether the data fix should be committed or rolled back.

Object Type Identification

If a file with .xml extension is in the folder specified by the Data Fix Root Source Directory project property, then it is considered a data fix file

File Extensions

Name	Description
.xml	Extensible Markup Language file format used to create common information formats and share both the format and the data using standard ASCII text.

Object Type

Name	Code
Data Fix	DATA_FIX

Object Type Attributes

Name	Code	Description	Required	Default Value	Supported Values
Source	SOURCE	Object source location type	Yes	SCM	SCM
Target Location	TARGET_LOCATION	Path to where the file should be deployed to	No
Database User Property	DB_USER	Property name for database user name	No	FDEBS_DB_USER
Database Password Property	DB_PASSWORD	Property name for database password	No	FDEBS_DB_PASSWORD

Related Project Properties

Name	Code	Description	Default Value
Data Fix Root Source Directory	FDEBS_DATA_FIX_ROOT_SOURCE_DIR	The source directory to recognize files as data fixes	datafix
Data Fix Root Destination Directory	FDEBS_DATA_FIX_DESTINATION_DIR	The destination directory to copy file to. Leave blank to not copy file anywhere

Related Environment Instance Properties

Name	Code	Required	Description
JDBC Driver Path	FDEBS_DRIVER_PATH	Yes	Location of JDBC driver file required only for running data fix files. For example, /u01/app/oracle/product/12.1.0/dbhome_1/jdbc/lib/ojdbc6.jar

Sample Build Commands

N/A - Build commands not supported for this type.

Sample Deploy Commands

N/A - Deploy commands not supported for this type.

Data Fix Source Formatting

Tag Name	Required	Description
Description	Yes	A description for the data fix being run
FixSQL	Yes	The SQL which implements the data fix. It can be multiple statements delimited by a semicolon or slash
BackupSQL	Yes	SQL to perform necessary backup of data before executing FixSQL. This must be one valid SQL statement, not followed by a semicolon
ConnectStringProperty	No	The JDBC connection string for the database. The APPS_JDBC_URL environment variable will be used if property is not specified in file
UserProperty	No	User to connect to database with. The object attribute will be used if property is not specified in file
PasswordProperty	No	Password for the database user. The object attribute will be used if property is not specified in file
Validations	Yes	The rule(s) used to validate the data fix before committing changes
Validation	Yes	A single validation rule. See below for more details

A single validation contains the following:

Tag Name	Required	Description
Description	Yes	A description for the validation rule
ValidationSQL	Yes	Select query which is executed before and after the FixSQL is executed, and result is compared with before and after values. This must be one valid SQL statement, not followed by a semicolon
Environment	Yes	The expected results defined by an environment. See below for more details

An environment contains the following:

Tag Name	Required	Description
EnvironmentCode	Yes	FlexDeploy environment code, or DEFAULT to apply to any deploy environment not explicitly specified
Before	No	Contains results to check before FixSQL is executed
After	No	Contains results to check after FixSQL is executed
UpdateCount	No	Results to compare return of JDBC executeUpdate() of FixSQL. If the FixSQL contains more than one statement, it is the sum of the updated rows

The Before, After, and UpdateCount elements may contain one or more of the following operators to compare the result:

Equals
NotEquals
LessThan
LessThanEqual
GreaterThan
GreaterThanEqual

If more than one of these elements are present, all must evaluate to true for the validation to pass.

Data Fix Source Template

Basic Data Fix Template

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<DataFix xmlns="http://flexagon.com/database/datafix">
    <Description></Description>
    <FixSQL></FixSQL>
    <BackupSQL></BackupSQL>
    <ConnectStringProperty></ConnectStringProperty>
    <UserProperty></UserProperty>
    <PasswordProperty></PasswordProperty>
    <Validations>
		<!-- Can be one or more -->
        <Validation>
            <Description></Description>
            <ValidationSQL></ValidationSQL>
			<!-- Can be one or more -->
            <Environment> 
                <EnvironmentCode></EnvironmentCode>
                <Before>
                    <Equals></Equals>
                    <NotEquals></NotEquals>
                    <GreaterThan></GreaterThan>
                    <GreaterThanEqual></GreaterThanEqual>
                    <LessThan></LessThan>
                    <LessThanEqual></LessThanEqual>
                </Before>
                <After>
                    <Equals></Equals>
                    <NotEquals></NotEquals>
                    <GreaterThan></GreaterThan>
                    <GreaterThanEqual></GreaterThanEqual>
                    <LessThan></LessThan>
                    <LessThanEqual></LessThanEqual>
                </After>
                <UpdateCount>
                    <Equals></Equals>
                    <NotEquals></NotEquals>
                    <GreaterThan></GreaterThan>
                    <GreaterThanEqual></GreaterThanEqual>
                    <LessThan></LessThan>
                    <LessThanEqual></LessThanEqual>
                </UpdateCount>
            </Environment>
        </Validation>
    </Validations>
</DataFix>

Data Fix Source Examples

The first example is a simple data fix that updates one row of a table, then verifies only the expected row is updated.

Product Price Fix

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<DataFix xmlns="http://flexagon.com/database/datafix">
    <Description>Fix list price of product ID 47809</Description>
    <FixSQL>update xxhr.XXHR_PRODUCT_LIST set list_price = 150 where product_id = 47809;</FixSQL>
    <BackupSQL>create table xxhr.xxhr_product_list_bkp as (select * from xxhr.xxhr_product_list)</BackupSQL>
    <ConnectStringProperty>CONNECT_STRING_PROPERTY</ConnectStringProperty>
    <UserProperty>DB_USER_PROPERTY</UserProperty>
    <PasswordProperty>DB_PASSWORD_PROPERTY</PasswordProperty>
    <Validations>
        <Validation>
            <Description>Make sure product_id = 47809 has a list_price of 150</Description>
            <ValidationSQL>select count(*) from xxhr.xxhr_product_list where list_price = 150 and product_id = 47809</ValidationSQL>
            <Environment>
                <EnvironmentCode>DEV</EnvironmentCode>
                <Before>
                    <Equals>0</Equals>
                </Before>
                <After>
                    <Equals>1</Equals>
                </After>
                <UpdateCount>
                    <Equals>1</Equals>
                </UpdateCount>
            </Environment>
        </Validation>
    </Validations>
</DataFix>

This example updates a row on the order_header table, then validates that the order_item total matches the updated order_header total.

Order Header Fix

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<DataFix xmlns="http://flexagon.com/database/datafix">
    <Description>Fix total_price on order_header</Description>
    <FixSQL>update XXHR.xxhr_order_header set total_price = 250 where order_id = 1;</FixSQL>
    <BackupSQL>create table xxhr.xxhr_order_header_bkp as (select * from xxhr.xxhr_order_header)</BackupSQL>
    <Validations>
        <Validation>
            <Description>Make sure order_header total_price is equal to the line_item total</Description>
            <ValidationSQL>select case when o.order_total = l.line_item_total then 1 when o.order_total <> l.line_item_total then 0 end 
			               as validation from
                           (select order_id, order_total from xxhr.xxhr_order_header where order_id = 1) o, 
                           (select order_id, sum(unit_price * quantity) as line_item_total 
                           from XXHR.xxhr_order_items where order_id = 1 group by order_id) l
                           where o.order_id = l.order_id</ValidationSQL>
            <Environment>
                <EnvironmentCode>DEFAULT</EnvironmentCode>
                <Before>
                    <Equals>0</Equals>
                </Before>
                <After>
                    <Equals>1</Equals>
                </After>
                <UpdateCount>
                    <Equals>1</Equals>
                </UpdateCount>
            </Environment>
            </Environment>
        </Validation>
    </Validations>
</DataFix>

This example is a data fix that updates the price of multiple products, then verifies the amount of items affected by this change.

Line Item Fix

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<DataFix xmlns="http://flexagon.com/database/datafix">
    <Description>Fix line items for product IDs 47809 and 45203</Description>
    <FixSQL>update XXHR.xxhr_order_items set unit_price = 100 where product_id = 47809;
            update XXHR.xxhr_order_items set unit_price = 75 where product_id = 45203;</FixSQL>
    <BackupSQL>create table xxhr.xxhr_order_items_bkp as (select * from xxhr.xxhr_order_items)</BackupSQL>
    <ConnectStringProperty></ConnectStringProperty>
    <UserProperty></UserProperty>
    <PasswordProperty></PasswordProperty>
    <Validations>
        <Validation>
            <Description>Verify number of rows modified for product with id 47809</Description>
            <ValidationSQL>select count(*) from xxhr.xxhr_order_items where list_price = 100 and product_id = 47809</ValidationSQL>
            <Environment>
                <EnvironmentCode>DEV</EnvironmentCode>
                <UpdateCount>
                    <GreaterThan>80</GreaterThan>
                    <LessThan>100</LessThan>
                </UpdateCount>
            </Environment>
            <Environment>
                <EnvironmentCode>default</EnvironmentCode>
                <UpdateCount>
                    <GreaterThan>87</GreaterThan>
                    <LessThan>93</LessThan>
                </UpdateCount>
            </Environment>
        </Validation>
        <Validation>
            <Description>Verify number of rows modified for product with id 45203</Description>
            <ValidationSQL>select count(*) from xxhr.xxhr_order_items where list_price = 75 and product_id = 45203</ValidationSQL>
            <Environment>
                <EnvironmentCode>default</EnvironmentCode>
                <UpdateCount>
                    <GreaterThan>120</GreaterThan>
                    <LessThan>125</LessThan>
                </UpdateCount>
            </Environment>
        </Validation>
    </Validations>
</DataFix>