Hehe, a typo yes. I am currently learning Java database techniques,
studying Hibernate at the moment. Coding Derby would be a very
interesting hobby indeed. I would try to do backward index scan first,
and all optimizations that can benefit from it (order by desc, max()).
(There are a lot of Thunderbird bugs that prevent proper Digest usage).
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Harri
Harri Pesonen wrote:
It seems that there is quite a lot to do in optimizations and elsewhere in
Derby. I'm still impressed about it, I like Derby much more than HSQL. It would
be great to get into developing Derby, but of course the learning curse must be
steep.
Since you mentioned you had other database development experience in the
past, I think, your learning curve (I am assuming it was a typo in your
message... when you said 'curse' :-) ) should not be steep. Given
compact code base of Derby and generally very good design, it is not
very difficult to get involved...
Satheesh
