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Strange ERR value is not a valid float message #700
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Do you have any way to reproduce this? If you can afford it in production, a useful thing to do is run with debug_mode set. This will log all of the raw protocol data in and out of the client. If we knew what data was being read right before this error, it'd be pretty straightforward to fix. |
I'm having this issue too. What did you find you? |
Check zadd statements. KEY,SCORE,VALUE. |
@twappworld did the comment from @ganeshnaidu help you? |
Just in case anyone finds this issue and was having the same problem I was... I was combining multiple values to get my score before setting it and one of my values was |
Using the 'c' hiredis infrastructure, I get an error - but using the redis-cli with the same string - it returns fine. redis-cli: However, the following string issued to the redisCommand function seems to error out and not insert the data... I have tried both single quotes and escaped double quotes when I built the string for the redisCommand. ZADD modbus-alarm:0 0 1548650706:"Low Voltage Alarm at 7.11" Thoughts? |
@fa1d87bc7f85769ea9dee2e4957321ae what is wrong in |
Using NodeJS and Redis (promisified via BlueBird).
Getting inconsistent error:
Possibly unhandled Error: ERR value is not a valid float
at ReplyParser.RedisClient.init_parser (/home/adam/Deep-Ads/node_modules/redis/index.js:317:31)
Any ideas?
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