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Thread: Null value coming from Database

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    Arrow Null value coming from Database

    Installed_optionsHome inopthome = (Installed_optionsHome)jndiContext.lookup("installed_optionsCFY.Installed_optionsHome");
    Enumeration installed_options = inopthome.findBySiteId(siteId);
    while (installed_options.hasMoreElements()) {
        installedOptionsObject = (Installed_options)installed_options.nextElement();
        insOpt=installedOptionsObject;
    -----The below code worked earlier
    if (installedOptionsObject.getService_options_name().equals("Self Install")) {
        OptionsName = installedOptionsObject.getService_options_name();
        instStatus = installedOptionsObject.getStatus();
        Logging.log("OptionsName " + OptionsName , Logging.DEBUG);
    }
     
    if ((installedOptionsObject.getStatus()).equals("ADD")) {
     
     
        //Update IP Count if found
        if ((installedOptionsObject.getService_options_name()).equals("Addl IPs")) {
        }


        //Update Mail Count if found
        if ((installedOptionsObject.getService_options_name()).equals("Mail")) {
    // Update Mail Count
    if (mailCount != -1) {
        Logging.log(method + "Mail Count = " + mailCount, Logging.DEBUG);
        installedOptionsObject.setQuantity(mailCount);
        mailFound = true;
    } else {
        Logging.log(method + "Mail Count not received", Logging.DEBUG);
    }

    The scenario is like when I am trying to get the value from a field in a record from the database, I am getting null value. Which is in turn causing me to create a new record with a null value in a field. Basically this code was working for about 6 years. And now there is no code change to this particular file. There is value in DB field say "Service_Options_Name" ,yet it is taking the null value and when I change the code as mentioned below, its working.

    Now the change is as follows:


                    while (installed_options.hasMoreElements()) {
                        installedOptionsObject = (Installed_options)installed_options.nextElement();
                        insOpt=installedOptionsObject;
                        if ( (new Integer(installedOptionsObject.getAccess_seq()).toString()).equals(accessSeq)) {
                            //following condition was added for IP Letter Validation
                        	String serviceOptionName="";
                        	if(installedOptionsObject.getService_options_name()!=null)
                        		serviceOptionName=installedOptionsObject.getService_options_name();
     
                            if (serviceOptionName.equals("Self Install")) {
                                OptionsName = installedOptionsObject.getService_options_name();
                                instStatus = installedOptionsObject.getStatus();
                                Logging.log("OptionsName " + OptionsName , Logging.DEBUG);
                            }
     
                            if ((installedOptionsObject.getStatus()).equals("ADD")) {
     
     
                                //Update IP Count if found
                                if (serviceOptionName.equals("Addl IPs")) {
     
                                    // Update IP Count
                                //Update Mail Count if found
                                if (serviceOptionName.equals("Mail")) {
                                    // Update Mail Count
                                    if (mailCount != -1) {
                                        Logging.log(method + "Mail Count = " + mailCount, Logging.DEBUG);
                                        installedOptionsObject.setQuantity(mailCount);
                                        mailFound = true;
                                    } else {
                                        Logging.log(method + "Mail Count not received", Logging.DEBUG);
                                    }
     
                                }

    I think the problem behind this issue is when I assign the options name from DB to another string object, it is working. Else it is not working.

    Can someone pls let me know what is wrong here?
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