On 26.04.10 17:45, OggieOne64 wrote:
Thanks for responding but the problem is that I am trying to insert an image
(not text). The field is of type Blob.
Any other ideas? BTW: How can I verify what version of derby is running? My
derby.jar is dated 8/10/2009
Hi Doug,
Can you post the stack
On 09.04.2010 10:39, Rajesh Datla wrote:
Hi All,
I like to know the performance utilization of
multi-processors on a machine by Derby 10.3. Does Derby 10.3 utilize
all CPU's on 8 CPU machine?.
Hi Rajesh,
I cannot give you any hard numbers for 10.3, but I have some general
On 26.03.10 15:01, Ross Mcdonald wrote:
Hi Guys.
Through one of my webapps, my Jackrabbit instance is failing with an underlying
Derby error:
ERROR - BundleDbPersistenceManager - failed to check existence of node
references: c6681b77-e4a5-4027-9d20-b53db5819964
java.sql.SQLException: The
On 19.03.10 10:11, Gabriele Kahlout wrote:
Also, I've copied from the code what I seem to need, and then end up
with when I use the db again in a 2nd method.
Caused by: java.sql.SQLException: Database '/Volumes/STORE N
GO/ws/MemorizEasy/test/db.sqlwrapper' not found.
Note that after destroying
On 18.03.10 13:46, Rami Ojares wrote:
Hi,
TRANSLATION is a reserved word in Derby but I could not find it in docs.
Could someone point me to a resource documenting it's use.
Hi Rami,
Derby doesn't support this feature, see F695 on
http://wiki.apache.org/db-derby/SQLvsDerbyFeatures . The
On 17.03.10 04:52, amee.de...@wipro.com wrote:
Hi,
Can you please remove my name from this mail list?
Hi Amee,
Aren't the instructions at [1] working for you?
Regards,
--
Kristian
[1] http://db.apache.org/derby/derby_mail.html
Thanks and Regards,
Amee
* Please do not print this
On 17.03.2010 12:58, Falby, Walter wrote:
I’m trying to get a log of the database activity to help debug a
locking problem. I have the derby database in a directory. In that
directory I have a derby properties file with the following contents:
derby.infolog.append=false
On 14.03.10 16:46, Gabriele Kahlout wrote:
I've added the following lines of code in my db init, but they still
didn't make a difference:
System.setProperty(derby.stream.error.filederby.stream.error.file,
dir.getPath() + File.separator + derby.log);
System.setProperty(derby.system.home,
On 16.03.10 14:01, Gabriele Kahlout wrote:
and then, are these property settings permanent (stored by derby in
some way), or do I need to set them at each app execution?
The two properties mentioned must be set each time Derby is booted. More
about properties in the Reference Manual [1].
On 03.03.2010 13:01, Gabriele Kahlout wrote:
Okay. In my unit tests I try to delete the previous database
completely, so as to run each test from scratch.
I close the connection, and then delete all files, however this sticks:
seg0, c4b0.dat. Does it have any special meaning? Eitherway, how can
On 26.02.2010 20:41, PretzelLogic wrote:
Hello,
I'm embedding a derby db into a java app that is deployed to Tomcat 6. I
have a process that will delete records and I'm wanting to reclaim the disk
space after the deletion . My program is calling this fuction -- CALL
On 18.02.10 20:45, Charlie Hubbard wrote:
Actually I see this as well. I had over 690,000 of these laying around, and
I am using Derby 10.5.3. I don't know if I have a test case that I can
share, but within my program when I profile it I see a lot of these. They
look like they are weakly
On 18.02.10 18:47, Pavel Bortnovskiy wrote:
Hello, Kristian:
Thanks for your response.
I think I found what the problem is... When my IDE (IntelliJ IDEA) hits a
breakpoint, it suspends all threads. I find it funny that in all these
years of programming and using IDEA, I've never realized it.
On 18.02.10 16:07, Erik Steen Jakobsen wrote:
reason for problems is always some 40 cm away from the screen.
The derby standard startNetworkserver.bat did not contain any use of
%DERBY_CMD_LINE_ARGS%
So they were registered and so on ... But never used.
Only a wrong stop command did uncover
On 16.02.10 03:02, Pavel Bortnovskiy wrote:
Bryan: thank you for your response.
I do see the thread you mention:
Thread Group [derby.daemons]{10}(Daemon)
Thread [derby.antiGC]{1}(Daemon)(WAITING)
Thread [derby.rawStoreDaemon]{5}(Daemon)(TIMED_WAITING)
On 16.02.10 10:54, Vrin26 wrote:
Hello,
Is there a way to create index on functions in Derby?
I have a query as 'select emp_name, emp_addrs.from empTable where
UPPER(name) like ' SA%';
In Derby docs it's mentioned that indexes can be created only on column
names.
How can we achieve
On 15.02.10 14:15, Donald McLean wrote:
When working with BLOBs and CLOBs, these sorts of errors are almost always
caused by committed transactions. Since most people don't expect to need a
transaction
for a select, more often than not autocommit is set to TRUE and the select
commits as soon
Ronald Rudy wrote:
This isn't really a Derby question, it's more of a web/Javascript question.
There is no way to push data to a client. The request always originates on the
client.
That said, IF you are so inclined you can use Ajax type calls to poll a servlet
on the server on a regular
On 12.02.10 06:15, Erin Drummond wrote:
Odd, I am able to put a file into the database like so:
Hi Erin and Dinesh,
First, I never saw the original messages before Erin's answer. Not sure
what's going on, because the messages are in the archives...
File f = new File(image.jpg);
On 10.02.10 10:46, Giambalvo, Christian wrote:
Hi all,
i'd like to use derby with maven.
So I added the following dependency:
dependency
groupIdorg.apache.derby/groupId
artifactIdderby/artifactId
version10.5.3.0/version
On 08.02.10 15:25, Ronald Rudy wrote:
Version is 10.4.2.0, and no I don't - I am actually trying the group by/etc. on
another column that is indexed to see if there's any memory benefits.. The
table isn't optimized for the below statement because in production it will
never be executed like
/browse/DERBY
-Ron
On Feb 8, 2010, at 9:48:52 AM, Kristian Waagan wrote:
Hi Ronald,
If you can easily control this process, can you run it with
-XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError and post a heap dump summary?
(I don't remember off the top of my head how you extract a histogram from
On04.02.10 13:23, Burk Mayer wrote:
hi,
i'm getting an error while precompiling a prepared statement with offset and
fetch first clauses.
the documentation (
On 03.02.10 15:17, Pasi Paasiala wrote:
Kristian,
Thank you very much for your answers. Can you still elaborate, how can I
perform checkpoint and freeze?
Pasi,
If you want to manually invoke a checkpoint and freeze the database, you
have to use some of Derby's system procedures:
On 05.02.10 01:43, AKA_DERBY wrote:
Hello Rick,
Thank you for replying. I am kind of stuck with another build error.
Everytime I build it, I am getting an Ant Build error dialog pop up.
http://old.nabble.com/file/p27462091/Ant_build_failed.jpg . There are links
discussing this - like
On 03.02.10 13:48, Pasi Paasiala wrote:
We are evaluating derby to use it for storing additional information related
to our models (Java objects).
When we save our model, we save the database files and folders with it. The
only way that we have found to ensure that the database files are in a
Pavel Bortnovskiy wrote:
Hello:
I am writing an application which is using Derby as an in-memory DB:
Class.forName(org.apache.derby.jdbc.EmbeddedDriver);
m_connection =
DriverManager.getConnection(jdbc:derby:memory:testdb;create=true);
In that application I am also starting
Marcin Kwapisz wrote:
I think that sub-protocol memory is ignored. When I start Derby as a normal
db server, connection can be established (with that connection pool) and everything works
fine. Maybe I do something wrong. I do not know, so I asked if it is possible to
configure in-memory
malte.kem...@de.equens.com wrote:
Hi Stuart,
I think you should write logs then you may are able to analyse it this is a
problem of your program or not.
May be the ID you are using as primary key is not as unique as you think.
Maybe I'm wrong, but in this case I think Derby is providing /
Amandeep Singh wrote:
Hi,
I am using JavaDB for In-Memory DataBase, but i want
that database to be removed after use from memory.How can i do so.
Hello Amandeep,
The in-memory feature was marked as experimental in Derby 10.5, and
there isn't a proper mechanism to delete an
malesch wrote:
I checked again, altough I was quite sure, I only connect as the user
app (I have no other users).
In every case values CURRENT_USER always return APP and the second
query always the
schema name APP with the corresponding table name.
I realized that I previously wrote nonsense
Steve Morgan wrote:
I just started using Derby. I am using NetBeans 6.7.1 with JDK
1.6.0_17. I have included Derby.jar in my IDE libraries however the
system does not seem to be able to find the embedded driver. I cannot
find a library called Embedded Driver. Can anyone see what I am
doing
Larry Meadors wrote:
The expected behavior is really dependent upon the underlying JDBC driver.
Using the maxRows parameter is a last resort option, IMO.
Limit the results with the SQL if at all possible, here's an example:
http://old.nabble.com/top-N-reporting-with-derby-td17221545.html
kashyup wrote:
Hello all, after going through much docs i think i have lost answers to much
basic questions. I would appreciate any reply...
Hello,
Tuning is in general pretty hard, since there are so many factors. Some
simple answers to get the discussion going below...
Q1) Derby
Zhang Qian wrote:
Hi,
I have to access derby DB with my python script, but I do not know if
there are any python modules for this purpose I can use.
Any suggestions will be really appreciated!
Hi Qian,
What about using Jython :)
There's an article describing how to connect to Python using
Hardie82 wrote:
Hallo,
I want to start derby in servermode within a java-application. Is this
possible? I didn't find a thing in the documentation but start the server
via console-statements.
Hello,
You have two options;
- set a system property before you load the embedded driver
- start
RAPPAZ Francois wrote:
Using ij, I create a database, then I build a table and populate it with a
serie of insert statement. Without doing anything else I disconnect (that take
a long time) and I exit.
When I reconnect and run a select * from table; I got nothing in the table...
If run that
Kristian Waagan wrote:
Hello,
In Derby 10.5 an in-memory back end, or storage engine, was included.
It stores all the data in main memory, with the exception of
derby.log. If this is news to you, and you want a quick intro to it,
see [1] and [2].
I'm trying to gather some feedback
.
And finally, is this added complexity worth the gain?
Is there an easier way?
Regards,
--
Kristian
Thanks,
-Rick
Kristian Waagan wrote:
Hello,
In Derby 10.5 an in-memory back end, or storage engine, was included.
It stores all the data in main memory, with the exception of
derby.log
Santiago Miguel Aranda Rojas wrote:
I like Derby. I am using OSGi in order to have a SOA platform. I know
derby is working in Embedded mode as OSGi bundle. I would like to know
if it is possible run Derby in client-server mode using OSGi. I have
dowloaded derby and I have found a
Matt Doran wrote:
Peter Ondruška wrote:
Yes, Derby does not provide connection pool, pick your favourite (I
can confirm c3p0 works very well for me). Peter
We also use c3p0 with embedded derby, but it's mainly just our default
configuration so if you switch our app over to a network based
the growth of the in-memory db
* It would be great if the memory occupied by deleted records could
be released
Thanks,
-Rick
Kristian Waagan wrote:
Hello,
In Derby 10.5 an in-memory back end, or storage engine, was
included. It stores all the data in main memory, with the exception
Jason Ward wrote:
Thanks Bryan, I should have included the info from the derby.log.
Here's a small snippet of the ~1K lines from the log:
2009-09-17 14:58:48.873 GMT Thread[DRDAConnThread_19,5,derby.daemons]
(XID = 5212534), (SESSIONID = 21), (DATABASE = C:/temp/testDB),
(DRDAID =
Hello,
In Derby 10.5 an in-memory back end, or storage engine, was included. It
stores all the data in main memory, with the exception of derby.log. If
this is news to you, and you want a quick intro to it, see [1] and [2].
I'm trying to gather some feedback on whether the current
d...@xx wrote:
Hi,
I have developped my application under Windows XP and everything is
working correctly.
Now I start testing under LINUX but without success.
When I start first time the embedded driver with create=true option,
the application hang but the database seams created, except that
going to make a small application to test only the Derby
feature and will give you the result.
Sincerely,
JY LINET
- Original Message - From: Kristian Waagan
kristian.waa...@sun.com
To: Derby Discussion derby-user@db.apache.org
Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 11:20 AM
Subject: Re
Prodoc81 wrote:
Hi,
I've got a Derby database embedded in a Java application. The complete
project, including the database, is stored in a repository for version
control.
Several files and folders are present in a Derby database folder but which
ones are required to track? I.e. which files are
sarah.kho wrote:
Hi
I am trying to develop an application using JPA and derby.
I have a blob filed (@Lob) in one of my entities. When it creates the field
in the corresponding table it sets the size of the BLOB filed to 64k, I am
wondering whether it is a Derby default or it is something related
column in Derby, but this feature will be included in the next feature
release (see DERBY-4256 [1]).
Regards,
--
Kristian
[1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-4256
Thanks for the tip.
Kristian Waagan-4 wrote:
sarah.kho wrote:
Hi
I am trying to develop an application
Brett Wooldridge wrote:
Anyone have some suggestions for debugging direction? I hate the
thought that I'm stuck on 10.5 forever. Any other environment
details, logging options, etc?
This may be a stupid question, but is it possible to run the application
using an EmbeddedXADataSource?
It
Paul Taylor wrote:
Does Postgres supports array datatype ?
i.e
CREATE TABLE album
(
attributes integer[] DEFAULT '{0}'
}
does derby support this it doesn't appear to, will it support it ?
Hello Paul,
No, Derby doesn't support the array data type [1].
I'm not aware of any plans to support
Kathey Marsden wrote:
Kristian Waagan wrote:
Brett Wooldridge wrote:
Anyone have some suggestions for debugging direction? I hate the
thought that I'm stuck on 10.5 forever. Any other environment
details, logging options, etc?
Did you try setting the properties outlined here:
http
Wald, Mark wrote:
Can an in-memory db be accessed from outside the application, for
example from another application in a different JVM, maybe on a
different IP address, perhaps with a jdbc connect string?'t
Hi Mark,
The only way that I know works at the moment, is kind of a hack and
Brieuc Desoutter wrote:
Hi,
I'm learning JPA from the book Pro EJB 3 : Java Persistence API.
Hello Brieuc,
I'm not very familiar with JPA. Do you know if the JPA providers quote
your table names?
Would it be hard for you to enable statement text logging in Derby and
rerun the table
Brett Wooldridge wrote:
I have obtained a server-side trace of the failure.
Hi Brett,
I haven't decoded the DRDA trace, but do you happen to have the stack
trace for the XJ001 SQLException as well?
Also, how is the value of the CLOB columns being set? (i.e.
setCharacterStream or setString)
Tomi N/A wrote:
Thank you both for the comments.
Jan, I've kind of taken your advice even before I saw it :), but I
tried PostgreSQL, unfortunately, with no obvious improvement.
2009/7/27 Rick Hillegas richard.hille...@sun.com:
select id_group, count(id)
group by id_group
Not to
and see
what happens there, but this requires that you set up the server of course.
Regards,
--
Kristian
/
Best,
Clif...
-Original Message-
From: Kristian Waagan [mailto:kristian.waa...@sun.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 2009 2:39 AM
To: Derby Discussion
Subject: Re
Clifton B. Sothoron Jr. wrote:
I’m creating an application which receives various requests to insert,
update and query an Embedded Derby database. It works properly except
when one request does a lot of inserts. During this time query
requests are blocked. I get the message edules' not
Dohm, Christian Erich (PWA-MA) wrote:
What about Maven2 artifacts for this release?
Hello Christian,
The automatic conversion of M1 artifacts into M2 artifacts has been
stopped. This means the Derby community itself has to start producing
and deploying M2 artifacts.
This is tracked as
Dan Armbrust wrote:
I have a fairly complex application which I currently support on
PostgreSQL and SQL Server. Most of the SQL that is run is created by
Hibernate.
I'm trying out Derby as a backend for the application - and well, I'm
hoping I have something configured wrong - because the
kashyup wrote:
took for a test-drive and runs great!
Thanks Krisitian, Rick for the fast response and fix!
Thank you for testing the patch, kashyup :)
It has now been committed to the development trunk, and will be
back-ported to the 10.5 branch in a few days.
--
Kristian
kashyup
Donald McLean wrote:
I'm working on something where I need to store strings of
indeterminate length and I'm curious about the difference in storage
costs for varchar vs clob. I'm not going to make my decision based on
the difference - disk space is too cheap for it to be that big of a
deal, but
with the maximum
length allowed for the VARCHAR data type and see if the difference
changes. At least in 10.4, the result would depend on the value itself
as well (the bytes per char encoding ratio).
Regards,
--
Kristian
Thanks,
Peter
2009/6/19, Kristian Waagan kristian.waa...@sun.com
kashyup wrote:
Hello all,
We have just started to look into Derby as our embedded DB for a desktop app
version.
Env: Hibernate 3.2 and Derby 10.5.1
I have defined a java string field of type 'text' in Hibernate Mapping
(works great on Postgres 8.1 and Oracle 10g)
I use Hibernate
Derek Roscoe wrote:
Knut, hi!
Thanks for the response and help. I truly appreciate it. Would you feel
the same way if it were a public website with thousands of users?
Hi Derek,
When you say thousands of users, how many of these are concurrent users?
I think I would still go for the
On Fri, 2009-06-05 at 22:58 +0200, Peter Ondruška wrote:
Have a look at the archives of this list. It has been discussed
already that you can use server mode similarly to embedded.
Your application may try first use existing database as client and if
fails to connect it may start server.
cmathrusse wrote:
I know this has been asked before...
I need to perform an insert into a BLOB field. Previously my field was
defined as a CLOB and there was no issue. But due to a new requirement I
need to change this to a BLOB. The issue that I have now is that I cannot
insert any seed data
Rick Hillegas wrote:
David Goulden wrote:
Good day,
We would like to update our derby version from 10.4.1.3 to 10.5.1.1
due to
the newer version's much improved performance with large CLOBS.
However our
client is very conservative and would like to be sure the upgrade won't
cause any
Kristian Waagan wrote:
Schueller, Henriette wrote:
Hello,
I want to report a bug.
Hi Henriette,
Thank you for coming to the user list with your Derby problem :)
Derby uses Jira to track bugs, which you can find at [1].
Also, thanks a lot for providing a repro. I ran it with a debug build
Schueller, Henriette wrote:
Hello,
I want to report a bug.
Hi Henriette,
Thank you for coming to the user list with your Derby problem :)
Derby uses Jira to track bugs, which you can find at [1].
Also, thanks a lot for providing a repro. I ran it with a debug build,
and can confirm that
(timeNumber bigint) returns date
language java external name
'DateFunctions.getDate'
parameter style java no sql;
0 rows inserted/updated/deleted
ij values getDate(23423423432);
1
--
1970-09-29
1 row selected
ij
Cheers,
--
Kristian
Kristian Waagan-4 wrote:
dacia wrote:
Hi
MarcelK1607 wrote:
i've written some java code to connect and update a small test database.
I create a table in Java code, but when i look into my database there is
nothing there.
There seems to be some difference in between connecting in Java and using
the CLI.
Any tips / pointers on how to
o...@me.com wrote:
Dear Derby Users
Can anyone help me with the following:
I have a derby network server install on a virtual private server machine.
When the server is started in this fashion:
RUNCOMMAND=bin/startNetworkServer -h 0.0.0.0
I can connect, insert, delete and query my database.
hbf wrote:
Dear Knut,
Thanks a lot for your quick reply. It's a known issue then.
Hello Kaspar,
Can you tell us which isolation level you are using when you see this error?
I'm wondering if the bug is restricted to read uncommitted, or if it can
be seen with other isolation levels as
Tim Dudgeon wrote:
Dag H. Wanvik wrote:
It looks as if the creating of a temporary file failed. Does the path
exist
(C:\Users\Csizi\Documents\IJCProjects\ijc-project\.config\localdb\db\tmp),
and if so, is it writable for this account?
Dag
Yes, the user has confirmed that this directory
Daniel Noll wrote:
Hi all.
We have a setup where databases can basically be anywhere on the
server (it's up to the user) and thus we cannot use derby.system.home
to get relative paths. To get around this we have gone with absolute
paths, but absolute paths aren't so great either.
tsvetozar wrote:
I've also found some strange bugs when upgraded to Derby 10.5.1.1 and while
testing they appeared completely occasionally without any specific reason.
When I test them with 10.4.2.0 - everything works just fine. I am using the
Embedded Derby engine and from the Exception I
Alan Burlison wrote:
Kristian Waagan wrote:
Can you please provide some more information on the problems you are
seeing?
Are they already logged in the issue tracker[1]? (if not, feel free
to add new issues!)
Yes, I've added https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-4225
Is autocommit
wfalby wrote:
My application processes events. These events are sent to registered users.
These events can be deleted when they reach a certain age. There is a thread
to send events to registered users and there is another thread to delete old
events. The thread sending an event should lock it
Dag H. Wanvik wrote:
Kristian Waagan kristian.waa...@sun.com writes:
[1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY
DERBY-?
The issue number fell out here?
Not really, I just didn't remember the issue number off the top of my
head
John Whitt wrote:
please remove me from this group
Please see http://db.apache.org/derby/derby_mail.html
Regards,
--
Kristian
]
[ snip ]
Philip Rossomando wrote:
I have long been a silent member of this group but I now need help.
The following code was written by me to insert a Blob into the DB.
public void insertImage(BufferedImage image) {
try {
byte[] bytes =
, feel free to log a Jira issue at
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY
Thank you for your feedback!
Regards,
--
Kristian
JJ
Kristian Waagan wrote:
JJ Snyder wrote:
Hi,
I am running Equinox standalone and have installed and started the
derby bundle (derby.jar). I am able to access
JJ Snyder wrote:
Hi,
I am running Equinox standalone and have installed and started the
derby bundle (derby.jar). I am able to access the EmbeddedDataSource
from another bundle successfully. I then install and start the
derbyclient.jar as a bundle but when I try to access the
Jan Lagerpusch wrote:
Hi,
I am not sure whether this belongs to the derby or to the
opensolaris/SMF mailing list, but I’ll give it a try here:
I am desperately trying to enable remote access to the SUNWjavadb
(coming with GlassFish) on an x86 openSolaris (2008.11) system. I
would like to
Emmanuel Cecchet wrote:
Hi Kristian,
I used the default heap size for Sun JRE 1.6.0 update 7 for Windows.
I did tests with -Xmx1g and the problem persists but it takes much
longer (hours).
The table is pretty simple, only INT, BIGINT and VARCHAR(16), but it
is very large (100 million rows).
Fernando Freitas wrote:
Hello again,
somebody knows?
1) How could I use some file xml or another configuration file configure
the database, like to choose the place that I will create my Database's
instance.?
Hi Fernando,
You could set the Java system property derby.system.home, or use
Maris Orbidans wrote:
Sometimes insert fails with error message saying that a page could not
be read from disk. We can't reproduce it but it has happened 3 times.
Any ideas what can cause this problem?
Hello Maris,
Just a shot in the dark, but is there code in your software stack that
calls
Emmanuel Cecchet wrote:
Hi Kathey,
I re-checked derby.log and there was an OOM error.
Hello Emmanuel,
Do you know the maximum allowed size of the heap and the page cache size
used when the OOME occurred? Also, have you overridden the page size, or
are you using Blob/Clob in your tables?
epdv wrote:
Kristian Waagan schrieb:
epdv wrote:
Thank You for the answer - but I've also got problems with
autocommit(false): Recordset not open. How can I get the InputStream
then, and can I access the opened InputStream independently from the
blob, i.e. can I read the stream still after
epdv wrote:
Hello!
I want to read blobs in a loop (more exact: the length of the blobs).
I'm using a connection with autocommit(true) and a prepared statement
with sth. like select mydata, myblob where mykey=?.
Then I'm using the following loop:
while (rs.next()) {
int m =
George H wrote:
Have you tried setting the start and increment values of the identity
statement like
GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY(START WITH x, INCREMENT BY y )
where x is the last auto_increment number from mysql and y is well the
step number to increment by.
--
George H
george@gmail.com
epdv wrote:
Thank You for the answer - but I've also got problems with
autocommit(false): Recordset not open. How can I get the InputStream
then, and can I access the opened InputStream independently from the
blob, i.e. can I read the stream still after freeing the blob?
You can operate on
Brian Peterson wrote:
I thought I read in the documentation that 1000 was the max initial
pages you could allocate, and after that, Derby allocates a page at a
time. Is there some other setting for getting it to allocate more at a time?
Another question is why the maximum is set to 1000
Stavros Kounis wrote:
Hello Stavros,
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Geoff hendrey wrote:
I built from source, and also ran the sysinfo command on the 10.4.2.1
jar that I got from sun. Both yield identical information, indicating
10.4.2.1 is the build. See output below from running sysinfo against
the sun downloaded jars.
Hi Geoff,
Looking at the
DerbyNoob wrote:
Ok here is my scenario:
I have two java applications, which are going to use the same database
(embedded as a derby server), but with 2 different schemas. I want each
application to use its own schema. Currently a application connects to the
database like this: connect
John T. Dow wrote:
On Tue, 03 Feb 2009 08:58:28 +0100, Kristian Waagan wrote:
John T. Dow wrote:
On Mon, 02 Feb 2009 17:10:52 +0100, Knut Anders Hatlen wrote:
John T. Dow j...@johntdow.com writes:
[ snip ]
try {
Statement s1 = jdbcConn.createStatement
John T. Dow wrote:
I get this error message:
'updateString' not allowed because the ResultSet is not an updatable
ResultSet.
It happens after creating a result set with this query:
select * from orders where (orders.recordno = (select max(orders.recordno) from
orders))
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Hi John,
John T. Dow wrote:
On Mon, 02 Feb 2009 17:10:52 +0100, Knut Anders Hatlen wrote:
John T. Dow j...@johntdow.com writes:
[ snip ]
try {
Statement s1 = jdbcConn.createStatement(
ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE, ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE);
Statement s2 = jdbcConn.createStatement(
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