Legolas Woodland wrote:
is there any way to see which commands are coming from clients to Derby
server ?
I mean , i as developer want to see which commands are executed against
my database , what should i do ?
One good way is to set derby.language.logStatementText. It will cause
each stateme
Hi
Thank you for reading my post.
is there any way to see which commands are coming from clients to Derby
server ?
I mean , i as developer want to see which commands are executed against
my database , what should i do ?
Dear,Here I got a question taht why each time i start my command prompt in Windows XP I need to run the setEmbeddedCP.bat file?Got some other way to set it?Thanks in advanced.Best Regards
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Dear,
In here I wish to know how could I be able to show out all the database
that available. For example in MySQL : show databases;
Best Regards
Hi all,
I did an insert 5096 rows test on Derby and HSQLDB. i found out
HSQLDB a bit faster... Anythings else that i miss in this test ?
Here is the test :-
Derby
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org.apache.derby.jdbc.EmbeddedDriver
url=jdbc:derby:DerbyTest;create=true
Auto Commit off.
using global temporary table
Hi, Thanks for the repply. Is that true that temporary storage are more faster for insert statement ?because i found out temporary storage are much more faster. of cause I mean INSERTand... is there anyway that i can increase Derby temporary storage performance ? other
thant those i listed
> "IO" == Ivan Ooi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
IO> Hi all,
IO> I did an insert 5096 rows test on Derby and HSQLDB. i found out
IO> HSQLDB a bit faster... Anythings else that i miss in this test ?
HSQLDB will probably perform well and be a good choice if what you
need is just a te
