Sorry placed a ';' after the \d statement
everything's fine
Blaine Simpson wrote:
This works with Oracle.
Do you have read perms for that table? Please run the following SQL
command
SELECT * FROM scheme.TABLE WHERE 1 = 2;
(use your schema and table name, of course). What happens?
Sebastian
This works with Oracle.
Do you have read perms for that table? Please run the following SQL command
SELECT * FROM scheme.TABLE WHERE 1 = 2;
(use your schema and table name, of course). What happens?
Sebastian Kloska wrote:
Btw
I checked out SqlTool on Sybase Anywhere 7.x.
Bails out when iss
Btw
I checked out SqlTool on Sybase Anywhere 7.x.
Bails out when issuing
\d scheme.TABLE
i.e when trying to access tables not owned
by the current user
with
"Syntax error near 'WHERE'"
Cheers
S.,
Blaine Simpson wrote:
If anybody has spare time, I'd appreciate it if you could review the
Hi Blaine ... I'm not a native speaker,
so I might not be the best referee.
Anyway.
#1 Typo 'yoru'
You must add the hsqldb.jar file and your JDBC driver classes to yoru classpath,
and you must tell SqlTool what the JDBC driver class name is
#2 Shouldn't that be 'whatever facilitites *t
If anybody has spare time, I'd appreciate it if you could review the
SqlTool chapter of
the HSQLDB User Guide at
http://hsqldb.sourceforge.net/alphadocs/guide/ch07.html .
Please don't use the doc from any of the hsqldb zips, since only the one
at this URL
is up to date.
Anybody who wants to exe
