Sorry if this question has been asked before...
I'm having terrible problems trying to get the Derby plugins to
install properly for Eclipse. The problem is that in Eclipse, the
Window > Show View > Database Explorer isn't showing up. I guess i've
done something wrong, but i've tried three
Hello all,
I am trying to debug a lock time out issue. After turning on debug as
advised in the FAQ[1], I am trying to make sense of the lock table dump
that derby wrote to the log file when the lock timed out occurred.
The test case involves two threads one inserting to Database, while
othe
Is there any particular reason that the built-in system procedure for
backing up a database doesn't back it up to the directory I specify, but to
a subdirectory of the directory I specify? For example, if my database is
in a directory called c:\a\b and I request to back it up to c:\d, it puts i
Hi Stan -
Thanks, please help me understand derbyrun.jar and how it might make
some of the section obsolete. I had planned on keeping the verifying
steps (1 &3 were kept) but was going to remove step 2 from
"Introduction and prerequisites".
Laura
On 3/1/07, Stanley Bradbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Speaking as a user of Derby,
On Mar 1, 2007, at 12:04 PM, Rick Hillegas wrote:
We wonder what the user community thinks. In particular:
A) Would calling this release 11.0 make it less likely that you
would be blindsided by these incompatibilities?
Yes. A new major release number is a yello
> I'd like to know if Derby supports bitwise operators in SQL
> statements.
Nope. Wish it did, but nope.
> select *
> from MyTable
> where (status & 5) = 5
One workaround is:
SELECT * FROM mytable
WHERE MOD(status, 2) = 1 AND MOD(status / 4, 2) = 1;
Top posting:
I think you are correct, Laura, this section can be removed when
Working With Derby (WWD) and Getting Started are merged. In fact, I
don't think WWD will suffer if it were removed prior to the merge (but
that seems like it might be unnecessary work). The 'Introduction and
Prere
Hi,
I'd like to know if Derby supports bitwise operators in SQL statements.
I want to submit something like
select *
from MyTable
where (status & 5) = 5
Thanks.
Imran.
Kim - Appreciate the explanation. I was thinking that this might get
covered in DERBY-2390.
On 3/1/07, Kim Haase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, setting the JAVA_HOME variable and setting your PATH to include
JAVA_HOME/bin are two separate steps. The instructions tell you to set
JAVA_HOME but
Thanks Kim, big help :-)
On 3/1/07, Kim Haase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The Working with Derby guide has 2 simple examples each of embedded and
client-server mode, illustrating the differences between the two modes.
That's one of the features that make it a useful guide.
Kim
--
Laura Stewart
Rick Hillegas wrote:
We wonder what the user community thinks. In particular:
A) Would calling this release 11.0 make it less likely that you would be
blindsided by these incompatibilities?
Yes. I would be much more likely to review the release notes to
determine what new features were availa
Well, setting the JAVA_HOME variable and setting your PATH to include
JAVA_HOME/bin are two separate steps. The instructions tell you to set
JAVA_HOME but not to set your PATH, so the table shows how to run the
command if you haven't set your PATH.
I think you've identified a problem with the
The Working with Derby guide has 2 simple examples each of embedded and
client-server mode, illustrating the differences between the two modes.
That's one of the features that make it a useful guide.
Kim
Laura Stewart wrote:
The examples in Getting Started with Derby assume that you are using
Hi -
In the Working with Derby guide, there is a section (Introduction and
Prerequisites) that has us check our version of java by running the
java -version command. Then there is a table showing a path. I can
run the java -version command from any path to get the info... so I
find the path in t
Dear Derby users,
The next feature release of Derby will close some security holes:
1) When authentication is turned on, only the owner of a database will
be allowed to shut it down, encrypt it, and hard-upgrade it.
2) When you boot the network server as the VM's entry point, the server
will
The examples in Getting Started with Derby assume that you are using
the embedded mode of the Derby database engine.
Is this the same assumption in Working with Derby?
--
Laura Stewart
On 2/21/07, Anders Morken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Shooting from the hip here, but one thing that has occured to me a few
times as I've browsed the docs to figure something out is that I
intuitively expect Derby system and database properties (especially the
non-performance-related) to be docum
Thanks, this help a lot and answer was fast!
On 2/28/07, Knut Anders Hatlen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Pertti Ylijukuri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi!
>
> I'am using derby nework server. I have started deby with following
> properties:
> derby.storage.pageCacheSize = 2
> derby.storage.p
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