Unpredictable Results Doing lookupValue When the DVM Contains a Hash Sign (#)
(Doc ID 1288018.1)
Last updated on FEBRUARY 03, 2019
Applies to:
Oracle SOA Suite - Version 11.1.1.1.0 to 11.1.1.7.0 [Release 11gR1]Information in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
You have created a Domain Value Map (DVM), and some rows in your DVM have a hash sign (#). For example, your DVM might look like the following:
domain1 domain2
A 1
B# 2
#B 3
## hash
#A# 4
test#test hash
C #value#
D #value
E value#
A 1
B# 2
#B 3
## hash
#A# 4
test#test hash
C #value#
D #value
E value#
You observe that when you perform a lookupValue on that DVM, the output is unpredictable - sometimes you get back the default value and sometimes you get back some value that seems random. For example:
input received expected
A 1 1
B# default 2
#B B 3
## default hash
#A# A 4
test#test test hash
C default #value#
D default #value
E value value#
A 1 1
B# default 2
#B B 3
## default hash
#A# A 4
test#test test hash
C default #value#
D default #value
E value value#
Cause
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