thatsss the problem
in windows starting from windows 2kx the console shell is cmd.exe
in 2k3 too i follow all steps and my windows tell me 'fuck you' jajajaaja :-p
because it do nothing, simple dont work, my windows do what he want :-p
the SET command for the command promt of the console work since version 6.2 of msdos if my mind is no broken ;-)
i supposed when i read the derby reference that eill work but not work :-(
i use the derby because i named Yeradis :-p (i said this for dont use other words that might be offensive :-p )
i use it like you read because i used other way a little hard way compared with the suggested in the setup of derby
i'm investigating my windows if my windows is seek i will kill him :-p ;-)
and bill gates too for give me a sekk version of windows :-p
thanks stanley for your words and yours work
an observation : is no a bit complicated the new desing of the new chapter?? , i mean the new that using the external file , i mean switchinf from a side to another, can be incrusted , put the code in the same doc ??? a lines of what you write
for example
1 #include iostream.h
2 void main (void)
3{
4 cout << "Hello world";
5}
2 - the main function is needed in all programs , here ocurrs the execution of the code
...
4 - here we send a message to the console output and the it is printed on the screen
i refer to this , with the code inside document, i saw the code and it is a lot of lines
but i think that can be included only the lines that your are interested in show and explain
and attach the entire code in an Anexo or appendix , i dont know how is called this section in english books , articles sorry
i hope that you can understandme with a tried to say :-(
thanks again stanley and follow this great jod your are doing
On 3/27/06, Stanley Bradbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
yeradis wrote:
> hi stanley , GREAT JOB
>
> there is a problem (i think is a problem maibe not) but
> in ALL documents i had read said the same way to configure the derby
> engine on windows
> and say
>
> On Windows platforms:
> -------------------------------------------
> set DERBY_HOME=C:\derby
> md DERBYDBS
> cd DERBYDBS
> copy %DERBY_HOME%\demo\scripts\toursDB.sql .
>
>
> the command SET for me on windows dont work on any way
> maibe my windows is guilty, i have windows 2003 enterprise edition
> and dont handle the console command very well , i dont know , but i
> tried to setup parameters on windows using the way that is described
> in all documents and no one work for me
> i want to think is my windows that has a problem
>
> i can use derby because i go directly to the derby database and use
> all frome there
>
> for example if i want to go to use IJ i point my console path to
> C:\DB-Derby-10.1.2.1-bin\frameworks\embedded\bin
>
> i mean
>
> c:\>cd DB-Derby-10.1.2.1-bin\frameworks\embedded\bin
>
> and use it
>
> if i want to use the derby to test some options i say to me JBuilder ,
> that the derby driver is a library required by my project
>
> i'm was working on the solution to try to fix this problem of the
> setup for me and to comunicate how i fixed , but i cant in this
> momento there is a problem with a system i built and the problem is
> with core of the operating system :-(
>
> very well stanley i think is very good your job
>
> and Jeff Levitt
> you have the rigth on some of your topic , but stanley is writing
> listening the opinion from people like us you and me jeff, and others
> course
>
> maibe how now , tomorrow stanley found a new way to write that is
> accesible to all us and change the format of the book he is writing
>
> jeff --> i think the answer is that it is a document for users who are
> more advanced, and so I think we could skip some of the more basic
> descriptions of what the code is doing. We should focus more on the
> Derby-specific steps
>
> i think you have true but not in all
> yes is true that can have more adanced skills
>
> but i think the work that stanley is doing MUST BE FOR EVERY BODY i
> dont think what stanley think sorry to speak by me
> but i think mus be for beginners users to advanced users , increasing
> the percent of skills
> i need to have points for beginners and for for medium user and for
> advanced users
>
> and if you are an advanced user just skip the part you think is to
> obvious to you and go to the point that is from your interest
>
> stanley i think you must give your opinion of what is the orientation
> of your work wtih your write
>
> from beginner , medium , advanced ???
>
> jeff is true that stanley need found the BEST format for what he is
> writing
>
> but if he want and i thinks yes , he will listen our all opinions and
> the decide waht to do
>
> stanley here you have my hand and mind if you want and opinion
>
> thanks again stanley for your job
>
> and sorry for my english people
>
... S N I P ...
HI Yeradis -
I checked some Win2K3 docs online and they list the SET command as being
available like on the other Windows OS so I am wondering if what you are
using (you refer to it as the 'console command') is a different
environment from a CMD.EXE shell which supports the commands
documented. Start a command shell by Clicking on 'Start / Run' then
type 'cmd.exe ' in the dialog box and click 'OK'. This should start a
shell that will support the commands documented in the WWD document.
There should be help for CMD.EXE in the Windows Help.
Please let me know if this resolves your problem.
