Description Debbie Wilson 2003-02-28 14:43:38 EST

This problem has existed forever (well maybe not that long).  If a file has 
more than one history store state for a particular file with the same last 
modified time, these states should be distinguished by a counter.  The logic 
to do this is not working correctly.  As a result, all these states have the 
same file name, the same last modified timestamp and a counter of 0.  The 
offending logic is found in the class HistoryStore, method accept(byte[] key, 
IHistoryStoreVisitor visitor, boolean visitOnPartialMatch).  The if statement:

if (storedKey.length - ILocalStoreConstants.SIZE_KEY_SUFFIX == key.length) {
...

strips the count and lastmodified time off the stored key and them compares 
that length with the key passed in.  The key passed in will have a 
lastmodified time (but not a count) and so this if statement will never be 
true.