Support for the following SQL statements would be nice.
CREATE DATABASE GRANT TRUNCATE TABLE
Also, a command like MySQL's DESCRIBE would be nice.
Jon
----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Matrigali" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Derby Discussion" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 1:03 PM
Subject: Re: Features: Tablepartitioning, Tablespaces and replication and Loadbalancing
I sent a longer note replying to this, I would also be interested in any other features one is expecting from an Enterprise DB that are missing from derby.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi all,
In theese Days there are some fine Databases out there but no one has the Features of
Java and its scale abilities.For example i cannot mix a MySQL 32 and 64 Bit Database on my
given Hardware. I can only use 64-Bit or 64-Bit Systems "only".
MySQL runs fast on Linux and poor on FreeBSD and other UNIX System without some
modifications (for example Threadlib issue) or dirty Tricks.
Sometimes a Feature will be avaiable on Windows only and on Linux not e.t.c.
With a Java SQL-Database like Derby there is a real Chance to have all the cool
Features of the Database at any System at any tme, as long als a J2SE JVM is
present.
Derby is the Right Way but is there any Plans to make it Enterprise ready (replication,
Loadbalancing of Connections, Online Backup, Table PArtitioning)?
Josh Carpenter
