True - it is no longer being developed however it's still a useful db. If
you're all hypersonic'd up and just want to get on then try running your
database as a server:
java -cp hsql.jar org.hsql.Server -database c:\path\to\database\name
Don't provide a file suffix. Running as a server gives much better
performance and allows multi user (and pooling) access.
If you're really after a cmd line tool then I can't help you but the
DatabaseManager that comes packaged in hsql.jar is more than adequate for
ad-hoc queries and viewing table structures etc. Launch with:
java -cp hsql.jar org.hsql.util.DatabaseManager
In the connect screen:
Type = HypersonicSQL Server
Url = jdbc:HypersonicSQLhsql://localhost (or wherever)
hope this helps,
Andy
----- Original Message -----
From: "Julian Richardson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Orion-Interest" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 2:38 PM
Subject: Hypersonic website / docs
> Hi,
>
> What's the correct url for the hypersonic website? I thought the official
> one was hsql.oron.ch, which I'm sure worked until a few weeks ago but
> doesn't now - I get a forbidden error when accessing it. Interestingly it
> comes back with www.hypersonicsql.com in the error page, but that site
> doesn't seem to exist in any form...
>
> What gives? Is anyone on this list anything to do with Hypersonic and
knows
> what's happening with the site (it's been this way for a few days, and
I've
> just double-checked that it's not our web proxy)
>
> Failing any kind of online help, are there docs buried within the Orion
> document tree for Hypersonic? I couldn't see anything at all.
>
> What I'm actually after is some kind of command-line SQL client - does
> Hypersonic have one? I know it's got that applet for administration (does
> that even come as part of the Orion install?) but I don't want to fire up
a
> browser or mess around with appletviewer unless I have to. I do have a
> homebrew client but it was written against Oracle so I don't know (yet)
> what'll be involved in getting it to work with Hypersonic...
>
> thanks
>
> Jules
>
