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Fix broken global vuln audit view for MSSQL #3700

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Description

Fixes broken global vulnerability audit view for MSSQL.

Tested with MSSQL, PostgreSQL, and H2.

Addressed Issue

Fixes #3692

Additional Details

MSSQL does not support DISTINCT for columns of type TEXT, which DESCRIPTION and RECOMMENDATION are.

Because the database schema is controlled by DataNucleus, and DataNucleus doesn't allow us to customize column types for specific RDBMSes, changing the respective columns to VARCHAR(MAX) is not possible.

DISTINCT was needed because finding rows are joined with the PROJECT_ACCESS_TEAMS table, to support portfolio ACLs. If a user is member of multiple teams, the query would yield a duplicate row for each permitted team the user is a member of.

The need for DISTINCT is eliminated by converting the ACL check from a LEFT JOIN to an EXISTS subquery.

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MSSQL does not support `DISTINCT` for columns of type `TEXT`, which `DESCRIPTION` and `RECOMMENDATION` are.

Because the database schema is controlled by DataNucleus, and DataNucleus doesn't allow us to customize column types for specific RDBMSes, changing the respective columns to `VARCHAR(MAX)` is not possible.

`DISTINCT` was needed because finding rows are joined with the `PROJECT_ACCESS_TEAMS` table, to support portfolio ACLs. If a user is member of multiple teams, the query would yield a duplicate row for each permitted team the user is a member of.

The need for `DISTINCT` is eliminated by converting the ACL check from a `LEFT JOIN` to an `EXISTS` subquery.

Fixes DependencyTrack#3692

Signed-off-by: nscuro <nscuro@protonmail.com>
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+0.02% (target: -1.00%) 73.53% (target: 70.00%)
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Common ancestor commit (528b8c5) 22045 16745 75.96%
Head commit (f15524e) 22051 (+6) 16753 (+8) 75.97% (+0.02%)

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@nscuro nscuro merged commit 21115d3 into DependencyTrack:master May 14, 2024
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