Hi,
I'm programmatically starting my Network servers I just want to say:
having to pass configuration info via System properties is not good design.
I'm trying to redirect the output that's going to derby.log to different
files having to define derby.stream.error.method before each call to the
Hi,
Steve Pannier wrote (2007-06-05 10:28:18):
Hi all.
I'm trying to access the network server using the network client driver.
I connect to my database from a remote client and keep getting the
connection refused error. Even when I connect from the local system, I
get the error (in
Sounds like you are using an ordinary SQL92 identifier. Convert it to a
delimited identifier by placing quotes around it and I think you'll be
ok.
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Thank you very much.
Saad.
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06/06/2007 09:08 AM
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Re: syntax for column names
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Dmitri Pissarenko wrote:
Hello!
SELECT APP.MyTable.startTime, {fn TIMESTAMPDIFF(SQL_TSI_FRAC_SECOND,
APP.MyTable.startTime, APP.MyTable.endTime)}
FROM APP.MyTable
WHERE APP.MyTable IS NOT NULL
Should this be
WHERE APP.MyTable.startTime IS NOT NULL
?
Thanks for the hint!
Now I'm getting
This is the kind of thing where ORM (object-relational mapping) can be very
useful.
I use Hibernate (www.hibernate.org) but there are a number of other solutions
and you have to find one that best meets the needs of your project.
Donald
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