When DEALLOCATE tries to remove a named statement, it inherits
where_to_send map of the named statement in
where_to_send_deallocate(). However it forgot to copy the load balance
node id in the query context of the named statement. This made sending
query to backend not happen: if the target node id is different from
query_context->load_balance_node_id nor primary node id,
pool_virtual_master_db_node_id (it is called as MASTER_NODE_ID)
returns primary node id, and pool_send_and_wait(MASTER_NODE_ID)
ignores the request because VALID_BACKEND returns false in this case
(MASTER_NODE_ID = primary node id is not in the where_to_send map). As
a result, following check_error() waits for response from backend in
vain.
Fix is, let where_to_send_deallocate() copy load balance node id from
the query context of the previous named statement.
Per bug 546.
/* Inherit same map from PREPARE or PARSE */
pool_copy_prep_where(msg->query_context->where_to_send,
query_context->where_to_send);
- return;
+
+ /* copy load balance node id as well */
+ query_context->load_balance_node_id = msg->query_context->load_balance_node_id;
}
- /* prepared statement was not found */
- pool_setall_node_to_be_sent(query_context);
+ else
+ /* prepared statement was not found */
+ pool_setall_node_to_be_sent(query_context);
}
}