Colin,
The database is being updated with vertices and edges according to 'info'.
I'm able to use SELECT to search through my vertices just fine as well.
It's just when I try to use the graph specific commands that I'm running
into problems. I'm able to traverse the vertices as long as I don't use the
'out()' or 'in()' functions. I'm unable to use 'delete vertex' and I think
I also tried to use 'create vertex' unsuccessfully. The server just seems
to think that graph specific functions or commands don't exist. The
database is created specifically as a graph database though.
I'm using my embedded server the same way I'm using the bin/dserver.bat.
The exact same code for creating the database/schema, inserting the
vertices/edges, traversing the vertices and deleting the vertices was used
on both servers. The bin/dserver.bat worked just fine, but the embedded
server didn't know anything about graph specific functions or commands. As
well I did use 'info' in the console to check to see if the schema,
vertices and edges were being added to each of the servers. The schema and
the vertices/edges were added to both servers without a problem (the java
api was used for creating the schema, the vertices and the edges.) After
that I started using SQL commands for traversing and deleting, which is
where the graph specific SQL commands and functions come into play. Those
commands worked only on the bin/dserver.bat server.
Thanks for the reply,
Jake
On Monday, April 13, 2015 at 7:55:03 AM UTC-7, Colin wrote:
>
> Hi Jake,
>
> When running your embedded database and you connect to it via the console,
> are you able to see all the created classes (using the classes command)?
>
> What happens if you issue the command: info class <SomeClassName>?
>
> Do any basic queries work on your data?
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Colin
>
> Orient Technologies
>
> The Company behind OrientDB
>
>
> On Friday, April 10, 2015 at 5:18:27 PM UTC-5, Jake wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> The problem I'm running into is that my embedded server isn't supporting
>> any graph related sql commands (e.g. "create vertex", "out('asdf')" and
>> "in('adsf')".) Those commands are completely valid on the bin/dserver.bat
>> that is included in the zip file that I downloaded from Orientdb's website (
>> http://orientdb.com/download/.) Part of the configuration that is used
>> for the embedded server is from Orientdb's Embedded Database wiki page and
>> the other parts are from dserver.bat's configuration. For the most part
>> they are the same (the same plugins are used and the relevant things seem
>> to be the same.) Here is my embedded server's code:
>>
>
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