David Van Couvering schrieb:
The other problem that can happen is that the tables are
created in a different schema than the one that is used when you
connect with NetBeans. Notice that your connection in NB is labeled
'bb on APP'. That means it's using the default schema, APP.
It's possible that your tables were created under a different schema.
In particular, if you log in as user 'foo' and there is a schema named
'foo' in the database, then that schema is used, otherwise 'APP' is
used as the schema.
NetBeans currently *only* shows tables for the current schema, not for
all schemas. There is a feature request (I think) to add support to
show all schemas. This comes up pretty regularly.
David
On 10/3/07, Daniel Noz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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schrieb:
Daniel Noz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hello derby-users,
I develop a richt client application with netbeans using derby-db and
toplink as JPA implementation.
If i use the embedded driver (see <property name="toplink.jdbc.driver"
value="org.apache.derby.jdbc.EmbeddedDriver"/>) it works great to
persist Entity-Objects.
However i cant see anything within the database, i am using. I can
connect, hower i dont see any created tables or data within...? Is
this a feature with the embedded driver?
I know that my Entity Objects are within the database...if i use the
entitymanager to find the persited object..it works great...
By the way: I dont use the JavaEE lookup. I create the necessary
EntityManager instance like this:
EntityManagerFactory factory =
Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory("BBTrainerAppPU");
EntityManager em = factory.createEntityManager();
Can anyone help me and tell me if this is a feature or how to find the
created table or data within?
Could it be that you have two different databases with the same name
in different locations?
A similar situation was discussed here a while back. See
http://www.nabble.com/Hibernate%3A-table-view-does-not-exist-tf4521125.html
HTH
I dont think so...
thats what i see within netbeans...
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and here is my persistance.xml
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i am meanwhile going to read through the link you sent me...thanks...
How can i change the schema within a embedded JAVA DB?
If i create a new connection with NetBeans
and i click "advanced"
i have to choose the schema...
but i can select only the schemas:
APP, SYS; NULLID, SYSCAT....
not the one i created earlier
Can anyone help me?
I am getting crazy with this embedded derby problem ....grrrr
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