I just upgraded our development RT from 3.6.5 to 3.6.6. In the process
SearchBuilder was upgraded to 1.51. And reapplied the priority-labels
patch from the Wiki. Everything seems to be working correctly except
for creating a ticket using the web interface. The error I’m seeing is
as follows:
[Wed Jan 30 17:01:12 2008] [crit]: Couldn’t create a ticket: Internal
Error: Couldn’t execute the query ‘INSERT INTO Tickets (Status, Queue,
Started, Type, InitialPriority, Starts, LastUpdated, Subject,
FinalPriority, Creator, Owner, LastUpdatedBy, Resolved, Created,
Priority, Due) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)’
(/opt/rt3/lib/RT/Ticket_Overlay.pm:602)
I’m not sure how or why this is happening. First I checked what the
Priority Labels patch changed, and from what I can tell it shouldn’t
affect the insert values being ‘?’. I tracked the process to insert a
ticket and saw the following in SearchBuilder/Handle.pm.
sub InsertQueryString {
my($self, $table, @pairs) = @_;
my(@cols, @vals, @bind);
while ( my $key = shift @pairs ) {
push @cols, $key;
push @vals, '?';
push @bind, shift @pairs;
}
my $QueryString = "INSERT INTO $table";
$QueryString .= " (". join(", ", @cols) .")";
$QueryString .= " VALUES (". join(", ", @vals). ")";
return ($QueryString, @bind);
}
Now I’m no Perl expert, but wouldn’t pushing ‘?’ result in all the @vals
being ‘?’… or am I just going crazy from staring at code for too long?
Any ideas on how to fix this error, or at least help me figure out what
I broke.
Joshua P Speicher
Web Developer/Security Engineer
TekSecure Labs (sm)
(a division of Tekmark Global Solutions)
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:NewValue Unimplemented in RT::Action::UserDefined. ((eval
:NewValue Unimplemented in RT::Action::UserDefined. ((eval