Yan Ma wrote:
Many thanks for your reply! However I may not present my question
clearly. In derby 10.1, we usually get returned values through OUT
parameters. My question is can we get a return value through the java
methods' return value? 1. I wrote a simple JAVA METHOD
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
Jeff Levitt wrote:
SNIP - -
Once again, great writing Stan!
I have several fundamental problems with the format of
the twwdactivity3.dita topic that describes the
program code.
1. The first is the line numbers problem. I know it
seems good to give specific line numbers, but
I reorganized the Derby web site and put a review copy here:
http://people.apache.org/~jta/DerbyTest/
1) Some time ago somebody mentioned the blue menu on the left was too
dark. It turned out to be easy to change it to beige in the forrest
config file.
Is beige an improvement?
Or leave it blue?
I just hate it when you hit the wrong key and something gets sent before
it's ready. Here's a resend.
I reorganized the Derby web site and put a review copy here:
http://people.apache.org/~jta/DerbyTest/
The main modifications include:
1) Added a Quick Start tab with tips for getting
Hi Jean,
On Mar 27, 2006, at 5:04 PM, Jean T. Anderson wrote:
I just hate it when you hit the wrong key and something gets sent
before
it's ready. Here's a resend.
I reorganized the Derby web site and put a review copy here:
http://people.apache.org/~jta/DerbyTest/
I never had an
Jean T. Anderson wrote:
I reorganized the Derby web site and put a review copy here:
http://people.apache.org/~jta/DerbyTest/
1) Some time ago somebody mentioned the blue menu on the left was too
dark. It turned out to be easy to change it to beige in the forrest
config file.
Is beige an
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Recently, I had a table which was able to substantially
benefit from compression. I determined that I had a problem
by setting derby.logQueryPlan to TRUE, running a select *
query against the table, and then viewing the page and
row count statistics that were emitted in the query plan,
where I
Daniel John Debrunner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To be a little more precise, the only character set for Derby's
character strings is Unicode. All characters stored in a CHAR, VARCHAR
or CLOB datatype are Unicode characters with Unicode code points.
Btw, is it not limited to BMP (basic
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