ERROR 40XD1:container was opened in read-only mode

2006-03-25 Thread princy
i have been using derby it worked well until now does not accept insert,create queries.but select query works well. the error which occurs is ERROR 40XD1:Container was opened in read-only mode Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or

Re: ERROR 40XD1:container was opened in read-only mode

2006-03-25 Thread Øystein Grøvlen
princy wrote: i have been using derby it worked well until now does not accept insert,create queries.but select query works well. the error which occurs is ERROR 40XD1:Container was opened in read-only mode Have you checked the derby.log file? You may run into this problem if your disk is

Re: ERROR 40XD1:container was opened in read-only mode

2006-03-25 Thread Stanley Bradbury
princy wrote: i have been using derby it worked well until now does not accept insert,create queries.but select query works well. the error which occurs is ERROR 40XD1:Container was opened in read-only mode Yahoo!

How to get call a java procedure that returns a value?

2006-03-25 Thread Yan Ma
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Re: How to get call a java procedure that returns a value?

2006-03-25 Thread Rajesh Kartha
Here is a very simple example of returning an INT from a Java Stored Procedure: In this case, the SP takes in an int and adds '100' to it. Implementation: --- public class MyProc { public static void retIntegerValue(int i1[], int i3) { i1[0]=i3+100; } } Creating the Stored

回复: Re: How to get call a java procedure that returns a value?

2006-03-25 Thread Yan Ma
Many thanks for your reply!However I may not present my question clearly. In derby 10.1, we usually get returned values through OUT parameters.My question is can we get a return value through the java methods' return value?1. I wrote a simple JAVA METHOD that RETURNS a int value: public

Re: 回复: Re: How to get call a java pro cedure that returns a value?

2006-03-25 Thread Satheesh Bandaram
Yan Ma wrote: Many thanks for your reply! However I may not present my question clearly. In derby 10.1, we usually get returned values through OUT parameters. My question is can we get a return value through the java methods' return value? Don't think Derby PROCEDURE can