Well, it's tricky to do symbolic links since Derby creates the tables
within a directory. I guess what you could do is create the tables,
shut down Derby, move the table(s) to a different disk device, create a
soft link, and start Derby up again. Hey, that might work! (ever the
optimist)
David
Michael Segel wrote:
On Thursday 26 January 2006 3:19 pm, Rajesh Kartha wrote:
Only the database logs can be put on a separate device using the
'logDevice' attribute
http://db.apache.org/derby/docs/10.1/adminguide/cadminlog98.html
Please refer the Derby Admin Guide for more information on this.
-Rajesh
Well....
If you wanted to do something down and dirty, you could always have a couple
of different instances running and then connect to the correct instance to
write the table out and have each instance point to a different directory.
(But that's a lot of headache and its going to be a nightmare to maintain.)
I guess there may be one other option, that might work.
Has anyone tried doing either symbolic links or hard links? How will Derby
handle this? In theory, it should work....
On 1/26/06, David W. Van Couvering <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My understanding is this is not possible right now with Derby.
David
Melvin Zamora wrote:
Hi Derbies,
Would it be possible to have the PK tables on hardisk-A and FK tables
on hardisk-B using only one database?
to envision:
CUSTOMER_DERBY_DB
CUSTOMER_TBL {PK} [HD-A], CUSTOMER_PURCHASES_TBL {FK} [HD-B]
-Melvin
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