I had earlier suggested derbyBuild and Andrew concurred. No, I'm not going to try and find the email :). Another round of discussions can occur, but I had assumed lazy majority with that last go-round and was planning to check it into derbyBuild.

David

Jean T. Anderson wrote:
Rick Hillegas wrote:
Hi Jean and David,

Thanks for all this great, painstaking work! Here's where I hope we can
end up:

A) David's tool is checked into the codeline.

B) Just before building the docs, the release manager can run the tool
in order to generate the latest and greatest version.

So I have a question and a comment.

The question is this: Has (A) happened?

(A) has not happened. I think specific location might need to be
discussed and agreed upon. David's original suggested package
org.apache.derby.tools, his current suggests org.apache.derbyBuild.

(B) needs a little more work -- a manual post-processing step is
required to html-encode the message for sqlstate 42Y04 because it
includes '<' and '>'.

2) The 10.1 doc replaces the variable markers, such as {0}, with human
readable tags, such as <constraintName>.
I don't intend to replace those {n} tags with human readable names. If
anyone would like to offer to do so, feel free.
I think that those substitutions make for better documentation but I
don't see how we can teach David's tool to perform those
substitutions--certainly not in the short run. In my opinion, more value
is added by David's automated process for generating an accurate,
up-to-date list of SQLStates. So I am happy with your solution: don't
substitute the variable markers.

I agree that accurate is more valuable. Also, I think the context for
most of the messages makes it pretty clear what the marker means.

 -jean

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