HI, I use derby in embedded mode, I let the user specify a maxmium size
for the derby database files, my program monitors this and if it goes
over the size I use SQL to delete records that are no longer necessary
in the hope of shrinking the database files size, but it doesn't, how
can I force
On 08.09.10 12:50, Paul Taylor wrote:
HI, I use derby in embedded mode, I let the user specify a maxmium
size for the derby database files, my program monitors this and if it
goes over the size I use SQL to delete records that are no longer
necessary in the hope of shrinking the database
Paul Taylor paul_t...@fastmail.fm writes:
HI, I use derby in embedded mode, I let the user specify a maxmium
size for the derby database files, my program monitors this and if it
goes over the size I use SQL to delete records that are no longer
necessary in the hope of shrinking the database
Knut Anders Hatlen wrote:
Paul Taylor paul_t...@fastmail.fm writes:
HI, I use derby in embedded mode, I let the user specify a maxmium
size for the derby database files, my program monitors this and if it
goes over the size I use SQL to delete records that are no longer
necessary in the
On 23.08.10 11:52, Andrzej Kasprzyszyn wrote:
Hi All
I would like to create following trigger
CREATE TRIGGER COUNTRY_TRG
AFTER INSERT ON COUNTRY
DELETE FROM aTable WHERE table_name = 'country'
INSERT INTO aTable(table_name, msg) VALUES('country', current_timestamp)
I am receiving syntax
Paul Taylor paul_t...@fastmail.fm writes:
Knut Anders Hatlen wrote:
Paul Taylor paul_t...@fastmail.fm writes:
HI, I use derby in embedded mode, I let the user specify a maxmium
size for the derby database files, my program monitors this and if it
goes over the size I use SQL to delete
Bryan,
Thanks for the information. I will submit a bug as soon as we can pin it down
to something more useful than some problem occurs ;-)
In our case I have not been leaning towards resource constraints for a couple
of reasons. We ran into the max-file-descriptor issue a long time ago, and
