A. Rick Anderson wrote:
I'm getting a "driver not found" exception when running a relatively
trivial derby program from within eclipse. It's frustrating because I
can crack the derby.jar file and the targeted driver class is in the
derby.jar file that is in the build path for the project.
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I'm getting a "driver not found" exception when running a relatively
trivial derby program from within eclipse. It's frustrating because I
can crack the derby.jar file and the targeted driver class is in the
derby.jar file that is in the build path for the project.
The targeted driver is "Bor
Jim Newsham wrote:
Hello,
I’d like to back up an online derby database, and would also like to
understand how this interacts with other concurrent transactions
(regarding visibility, blocking, etc.). I found some documentation in
derbyadmin.pdf. It mentions logged and unlogged operati
Diego Zanga wrote:
2007/2/15, Stanley Bradbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Diego Zanga wrote:
> hi!
>
> I've seen there is some problem to use a syntax like
> resultset.getString( "TABLENAME.FIELDNAME" )
> 'cause it works only with
> resultset.getString( "FIELDNAME" )
> ( with every get method, eve
Rajesh Kartha wrote:
Stanley Bradbury wrote:
Thomas Kelder wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Derby in embedded mode, with my databases stored in jar
files. I've set the 'derby.storage.tempDirectory' and
'derby.stream.error.file' properties to writable locations, as advised
in the help file.
When I now
Stanley Bradbury wrote:
Thomas Kelder wrote:
Hello,
When I now perform a query like "SELECT DISTINCT FROM ..." on this
database, it produces the following exception:
ERROR 40XD1: Container was opened in read-only mode.
- SNIP -
Thomas
Hi Thomas -
I looked into this further after I disc
Stanley Bradbury wrote:
Thomas Kelder wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Derby in embedded mode, with my databases stored in jar
files. I've set the 'derby.storage.tempDirectory' and
'derby.stream.error.file' properties to writable locations, as advised
in the help file.
When I now perform a query like "
Thomas Kelder wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Derby in embedded mode, with my databases stored in jar
files. I've set the 'derby.storage.tempDirectory' and
'derby.stream.error.file' properties to writable locations, as advised
in the help file.
When I now perform a query like "SELECT DISTINCT FROM ..."
Thomas Kelder wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Derby in embedded mode, with my databases stored in jar
files. I've set the 'derby.storage.tempDirectory' and
'derby.stream.error.file' properties to writable locations, as advised
in the help file.
When I now perform a query like "SELECT DISTINCT FROM ..."
In ResultSet.getXXX(String columnName), the columnName parameter
represents the column Label which defaults to the column name if a label
is not specified in the query.
You can get your query to work by using an alias
select f.col1 as col1, f.col2 as col2 from ftab f
ResultSet.getXXX("col1"
Hello,
I'm using Derby in embedded mode, with my databases stored in jar
files. I've set the 'derby.storage.tempDirectory' and
'derby.stream.error.file' properties to writable locations, as advised
in the help file.
When I now perform a query like "SELECT DISTINCT FROM ..." on this
database, it
2007/2/15, Stanley Bradbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Diego Zanga wrote:
> hi!
>
> I've seen there is some problem to use a syntax like
> resultset.getString( "TABLENAME.FIELDNAME" )
> 'cause it works only with
> resultset.getString( "FIELDNAME" )
> ( with every get method, even getColumn)
> is th
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