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swapnil.chaudhari(*) reported 2015-03-19T13:12:35Z  · funfun last modified 2015-03-20T01:04:41Z

Message: "java.lang.object@73dbb5dc" is displayed in "Specify View as Spreadsheet Directory" textbox, if we cancle the operation of selecting the destination folder for first time in new ADS instance.


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Tariq Rahiman
tariqrahiman
Priority Minor
Complexity Unknown
Component Editor
Version 16.0
Product: Aqua Data Studio
Version: 16.0.0-rc-20
Build #: 42975
Build Date: 2015-Mar-18 04:01:08 PM
 
Operating Environment: Linux (3.13.0-45-generic, amd64) / UTF-8 / en / IN / Oracle Corporation 1.7.0_60-b19
Memory: Max=704,643,072;  Total=444,596,224;  Free=210,009,328;  CPUs=8
 
1: Launch ADS
2: Go to File -->Options --> Results --> Grid Results
(Make sure "Specify View as Spreadsheet Directory" textbox is blank.)
In "Specify View as Spreadsheet Directory", browse to any valid folder
Click on "Open"
Browsed folder is displayed in "Specify View as Spreadsheet Directory" path
 
3: Close the "Options" window
   Popup displayed with message : "Do you want to discard unsaved changes"
   Click on "Yes"
 
4: Again Go to File -->Options --> Results --> Grid Results
Message: "java.lang.object@73dbb5dc" is displayed in "Specify View as Spreadsheet Directory" textbox.
 
Observation:
1: This issue is reproducible if,
   a) While closing the previous instance of ADS, "Specify View as Spreadsheet Directory" textbox is blank.
   b) You are setting path "Specify View as Spreadsheet Directory" in your ADS, FIRST TIME in new instance.
   Once you set the path in this textbox and then repeat this procedure; Issue will not be reproducible.
 
2: Issue is reproducible on Linux as well as on Windows.
 
Please refer attached image.png
 
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Issue #13153

Closed
Fixed
Resolved 2015-03-19T23:32:11Z
 
 
Completion
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Fixed Build ADS 16.0.0-rc-26
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