At 11:09 08/03/01 -0600, Dax Duskin wrote:
>Hello all.
>
>I was hoping someone could help me with the following:
>
>I am trying to install jdbc and I am having some trouble. I am using the
>Linux-Mandrake Distribution (7.2).
>
>First I installed the postgresql-jdbc rpm, but I couldn't find my
>
At 20:22 09/03/01 +0100, Alberto Otero García wrote:
>Hello everybody,
>
> I'm planning to do a tool in order to reverse engineer from a
> database
>already created to a UML diagram. I'd like to do the test with a PostgreSQL
>database, but I've found that DatabaseMetaData and ResultSetMet
At 23:42 09/03/01 +0100, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
>These are the follow-up patches to Peter Mount's recent Java build
>improvements.
>
>* implement 'make uninstall' for the java directories
What's the difference between uninstall and clean?
>* pick up the version information from Makefile.global
At 23:39 09/03/01 -0800, Eric Frazier wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I am having problems getting info on tables with getTables. I get null
>returned all of the time.
Where is it returning null? It should always return a result set.
>I was using this code
>
>snip:
>
>//String [] onlytables = new String[3];
>
At 19:46 11/03/01 -0500, Gregory Bittar wrote:
>The last I heard, CallableStatements were going to be
>part of the 7.1 release. I downloaded the latest 7.1
>snapshot (March 10th's) and was surprised to find that
>the Connection objects for both JDBC1 and JDBC2 drivers
>are hardcoded to throw an e
Peter Mount writes:
> What's the difference between uninstall and clean?
'clean' undoes 'all', 'uninstall' undoes 'install'.
> >* honour the default port as specified to configure
>
> Hmm, not a good idea. The driver should be as globally useable (part of
> write once run anywhere), so this wou
At 17:47 12/03/01 +0100, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
>Peter Mount writes:
>
> > What's the difference between uninstall and clean?
>
>'clean' undoes 'all', 'uninstall' undoes 'install'.
Ah ok.
> > >* honour the default port as specified to configure
> >
> > Hmm, not a good idea. The driver should b
At 19:22 12/03/01 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >Hmm, not really. The only oid you can get is one from an Insert, but thats
> >for the most recent row inserted.
>
>
>How do i get the oid from the blob of the most recent row inserted?
The only way is to re-query the row as only the oid of the
Thanks for your really timely response. It is appreciated.
Forging ahead, are there any workarounds for this process? I was thinking
about reorganizing things around log/event tables. An insert to a log
table would trigger my stored procs, which would in turn apply more
complicated business
I am running postgresql 7.0.2 on redhat linux and connecting
using the jdbc7.0-1.2.jar
Is this the latest jdbc jar?
On another subject...
I am trying to store Serialized objects, taking the byte array
and storing in a table with an OID column. I believe that Postgresql
uses this OID as a refere
At 14:29 12/03/01 -0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
redirecting to jdbc list:
> Hi,
>
> I need to set transaction isolation level to SERIALIZABLE in a java
> program.
>Calling the method setTransationIsolation of class Connection has no
>effect: the
>isolation level still remains READ_COMM
Hi,
Thanks greatly for all of your help.
I found that my "unexplained error" with building 7.1 with ant was because I
already had a database
named test in postgress. I just renamed the db in the Build.xml to test2 and
everything went just fine.
I still can not return a result set with non nul
I am running postgresql 7.0.2 on redhat linux and connecting
using the jdbc7.0-1.2.jar
Is this the latest jdbc jar?
On another subject...
I am trying to store Serialized objects, taking the byte array
and storing in a table with an OID column. I believe that Postgresql
uses this OID as a referen
Richard Bullington-McGuire wrote:
>
> On 9 Mar 2001, Gunnar R|nning wrote:
>
> > [snip] Of course your milage may vary, but this is not really a pgsql
> > related question... ;-D Unless of course we are talking about implementing
> > pooling for the DataSource class, but that is somewhat unrelat
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