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    Question Stop a job is failing since 2.0.0.M3

    Hello,

    I work for a batch execution system for my company and we plan to use Spring Batch 2.0.

    During my tests, I try to stop a job and I observe that it do not work.
    It throws a OptimisticLockingFailureException and the job continues to run.

    Since Miltestone 3, a version checking on the batch data has been added.
    I think that's this origine of the trouble.

    After that, I look deeply in the source code and I see that the jobExecution status is synchronized through the JobExecutionDao but the version of the jobExecution is not synchronized.
    So it throws a OptimisticLockingFailureException at the next jobExecution update.

    Should I open a issue ? or have I forgotten to configure thing ?

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    Even if you did forget something it shouldn't result in an OptimisticLockingException. How did you send the signal to stop the job? Open a JIRA, and we can look into it in any case.

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    I change the method synchronizeStatus in the JdbcJobExecution class,
    I add the version update when the status is updated.

    public void synchronizeStatus(JobExecution jobExecution) {
    String status = getJdbcTemplate().queryForObject(
    getQuery(GET_STATUS), String.class, jobExecution.getId());
    jobExecution.setStatus(BatchStatus.valueOf(status) );
    int curentVersion = getJdbcTemplate().queryForInt(getQuery(CURRENT_VER SION_JOB_EXECUTION),
    new Object[] { jobExecution.getId() });
    jobExecution.setVersion(curentVersion);
    }

    And it runs well.

    Maybe all JobExecution data should be updated ...

    I have open a issue : BATCH-954
    Last edited by Edouard; Dec 5th, 2008 at 07:56 AM.

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