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Migration Failure Issue When Using Table Migrator

Document Type | Troubleshooting

Category | Migration

Applicable Product Version | 7FS02PS

Document Number | TMITS004

 

Issue

During the process of performing Tibero to Tibero data migration using the Table Migrator tool,
an error JDBC-90651: Failed to convert given data occurs on some tables, causing migration failure.
Note
Problematic Version: tibero7.2.1

Part of migrator log error

ERROR[17:09:08,187][L0.TbDPLDataLoader0]DataLoaderManager.run()(273)
java.sql.SQLException: JDBC-90651:Failed to convert given data.
       at com.m.internal.jdbc.err.MInternalError.newSQLException(Unknown Source)
       at com.m.internal.jdbc.data.charset.CharsetMapper.stringToBytes(Unknown Source)
       at com.m.internal.jdbc.data.DataTypeConverter.getDBEncodedBytes(Unknown Source)
       at com.m.internal.jdbc.data.DataTypeConverter.fromString(Unknown Source)
       at com.m.internal.jdbc.data.DataTypeConverter.castFromString(Unknown Source)
       at com.m.internal.jdbc.dpl.binder.DPLStringBinder.bind(Unknown Source)
       at com.m.internal.jdbc.dpl.MInternalDirPathStream.copyStream(Unknown Source)
       at com.m.internal.jdbc.dpl.MInternalDirPathStream.loadStreamBatch(Unknown Source)
       at com.m.migrator.loader.tb.TbDPLDataLoader.load(TbDPLDataLoader.java:373)
       at com.m.migrator.loader.DataLoaderManager.run(DataLoaderManager.java:186)

Part of jdbc dbg log

14:34:44.790 [L0.TbDPLDataLoader0] java.sql.SQLException: JDBC-90651:Failed to convert given data.
at com.m.internal.jdbc.err.MInternalError.newSQLException(MInternalError.java:596)
at com.m.internal.jdbc.data.charset.CharsetMapper.stringToBytes(CharsetMapper.java:256)
at com.m.internal.jdbc.data.DataTypeConverter.getDBEncodedBytes(DataTypeConverter.java:2106)
at com.m.internal.jdbc.data.DataTypeConverter.fromString(DataTypeConverter.java:1892)
at com.m.internal.jdbc.data.DataTypeConverter.castFromString(DataTypeConverter.java:1072)
at com.m.internal.jdbc.dpl.binder.DPLStringBinder.bind(DPLStringBinder.java:45)
at com.m.internal.jdbc.dpl.MInternalDirPathStream.copyStream(MInternalDirPathStream.java:225)
at com.m.internal.jdbc.dpl.MInternalDirPathStream.loadStreamBatch(MInternalDirPathStream.java:400)
at com.m.migrator.loader.tb.TbDPLDataLoader.load(TbDPLDataLoader.java:373)
at com.m.migrator.loader.DataLoaderManager.run(DataLoaderManager.java:186)
Caused by: java.sql.SQLException: JDBC-590742:Character set conversion failed: unknown character. - 65
at com.m.internal.jdbc.err.MInternalError.makeSQLException(MInternalError.java:483)
at com.m.internal.jdbc.err.MInternalError.newSQLException(MInternalError.java:566)
at com.m.internal.jdbc.err.MInternalError.newSQLException(MInternalError.java:585)
at com.m.internal.jdbc.data.charset.UTF8CharToByteConverter.convString(UTF8CharToByteConverter.java:151)
at com.m.internal.jdbc.data.charset.UTF8Encoder.stringToBytes(UTF8Encoder.java:102)
at com.m.internal.jdbc.data.charset.CharsetMapper.stringToBytes(CharsetMapper.java:253)
... 8 more

 

 

Cause

  • During the UTF16 to UTF8 conversion process, an invalid surrogate pair value was treated as UTF-16, causing JDBC-90651 error.
  • Due to this cause, when JDBC retrieves a String via getString, a corrupted string is already input during the conversion process, leading to JDBC-90651 error in the migrator.
 
 

Solutions

Apply the patch below to resolve the issue. (Applied patch: 329001a_jdbc)
  • The 329001a_jdbc patch adds processing logic for the UTF16 to UTF8 conversion process area.
Caution
Apply the patch through technical support provided by Tmax Tibero.
Note
[Terminology Explanation]
1. Surrogate Area : In Unicode, this is the range used to represent supplementary characters in UTF-16. This area is not considered a character on its own. UTF-16 can represent up to 65,536 characters, and the Surrogate Area is used to represent characters beyond this range. This area consists of a combination of High Surrogate and Low Surrogate. Both parts must be present and within a valid range to be considered valid.
2. High Surrogate : The front (upper) part of the Surrogate Area.
3. Low Surrogate : The back (lower) part of the Surrogate Area.
4. Surrogate pair : A pair consisting of High Surrogate + Low Surrogate. It is the encoding structure used in UTF-16.
5. subChar : A substitute character used to handle encoding errors or incorrect parts.
6. Char : A 2-byte unit code read in UTF-16.

 

 

 

 

 

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