At 12:18 22/02/01 +0200, Lajos Malozsak wrote:
>Hello,
>
>The JDBC documentation page cannot be found. The same thing was happend
>when I tried to access the development and the tutorial pages.
>Are those in construction or is a mistake ?
Under construction ;-)
I'm actually working on them a
At 22:07 22/02/01 +0100, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
>I've started to finish up the not-marked-up-yet parts of the JDBC
>documentation, but most of this seems to have once been generated by
>javadoc, and I feel like it is probably a wasted effort to try to manually
>convert this to DocBook.
Actually
At 16:00 23/02/01 +, Thomas Lockhart wrote:
> > Could we for now remove the formal class documentation from the DocBook
> > source, while keeping the narrative parts, and instead point people to the
> > JavaDoc? Could we make prebuild class documentation in HTML available to
> > users, maybe
At 09:00 23/02/01 -0800, Skidmore, Walt wrote:
>I have an entity bean that uses a boolean for a field, and that boolean
>maps to a bit field in the database. Is this the proper field I should be
>mapping to? Under Sybase and MSSQL 7, there were no problems with sending
>"true" or "false" thr
At 22:49 21/02/01 -0800, Shankar Gowda wrote:
>Hello sir/madam,
> i have install postgresql 6.5.3 and unable to
>configure the jdbc to it.
>i have installed jdbc rpms and it gave me
>/usr/lib/pgsql/jdbc6.5-1.1.jar and
>/usr/lib/pgsql/jdbc6.5-1.2.jar. but, i could not find
>where is postgresql.j
At 15:17 23/02/01 -0800, Skidmore, Walt wrote:
>An update: I looked through the documentation, and found that the bool
>type might be better suited. So, after changing the field type, I'm
>getting a new error:
>
>java.sql.SQLException: ERROR: pg_atoi: error in "f": can't parse "f"
Hmm, its tr
Peter Mount writes:
> Actually I was waiting until 7.1 was out before rewriting the jdbc docs
> >from scratch (so much has changed since those were written).
I can see that. However, 7.1 users should still get the benefit of
reasonably up to date documentation. I've at least changed all packag
Hiya,
how good is concurrency supported in the JDBC driver? For example, if
I have a small process with about 50 threads, some of them requesting
large objects, will one JDBC connection suffice? If one thread is
executing a large select which takes seconds to execute, will other
threads be able t
