Deepa Remesh wrote:
>On 9/20/05, Kathey Marsden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>I think that is the best we can do from the server side as we cannot
>>send a full SQLCARD in this case.
>>I am not sure what message the client reports when this is returned by
>>the server. If it does not seem informative enough, we could always add
>>additional checking to the client to have it made clear and make the
>>message match the embedded driver. But I think you are right in taking
>>the first step of fixing the NPE in the server and returning RDBAFLRM
>>when the server cannot make a connection.
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>I am doing the following. In network server, check if a null
>connection is returned by InternalDriver. If so, throw "new
>SQLException("No suitable driver","08001");" to match behaviour with
>embedded driver. The server will use this SQLException to build
>RDBAFLRM and SQLCARD and send it to client.
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>When using embedded driver, this exception gets thrown by
>DriverManager.getConnection method.
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Hi Deepa,
That sounds like the correct approach except that we need to localize
the message.
Since this message comes from the server message file instead of the
network server message file, I think we need to use one of the
org.apache.derby.impl.jdbc.Util.generateCsSQLException methods.
Kathey
