Can u please solve these problem.When i am trying to use the driver Derby i
am getting an error saying that ClassNotFoundExeception.So how to load these
driver while using netbeans 5.5.
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Nutan Kumar Lade
Hi Laura -
It's not obsolete, verifying that when you type 'java -version' you do
not get an error is a good idea and all that is needed. Setting
JAVA_HOME is no longer required to perform the exercises as shown in
final version of Working with Derby. Replacing the command examples for
runni
Stephen Caine wrote:
Derby User List:
Does anyone have an idea as to when v10.3 might be released? I know
everyone is working hard on this release. We include Derby as part of
our application package and the specific feature, removing a column,
is very important to our users.
Stephen Cain
Rick,
Does anyone have an idea as to when v10.3 might be released? I
know everyone is working hard on this release. We include Derby
as part of our application package and the specific feature,
removing a column, is very important to our users.
I don't think that derby-dev has nailed d
In Derby the your given db name is the same as the directory name. So if
your database named "myDb" is in c:\a, then the directory structure will
show as c:\a\MyDb and if you want that db (here MyDB) to be backed up in
a:\d derby will back up the whole MyDB (will not rename to "d"). So your
backed
Hi
I am tring to start the Derby Database to listen on a given port on a
remote machin. Let say I am on my window PC called 'myMachin'
IP=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. I want to start Derby to listen on another window
machine called 'otherMachin' IP=yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy.
If I logon to 'otherMachin' and lauch th
Thank you for the explanation. I gathered this is what it is doing, I just
disagree with the implementation, because it imposes an extra constraint
which may be undesirable to some. If it didn't create an extra directory
level, the user could choose to create an extra directory level if they
wa
Derby User List:
Does anyone have an idea as to when v10.3 might be released? I know
everyone is working hard on this release. We include Derby as part
of our application package and the specific feature, removing a
column, is very important to our users.
Stephen Caine
CommonGround Soft
Are you running in Embedded or in Network Server mode? If
you are running in Network Server mode, you could try
loading your data in Embedded mode, then switching to
Network Server mode for actual *use* of the data. That would
eliminate the Network Server overhead during the load.
thanks,
bryan
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Use case description:
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I'm bulk loading derby tables from in-memory data. I'm looking for maximum
performance on multi-threaded hardware. My columns have many data types, with
the most common being boolean and string. I'm willing to truncate data if
necessary, an
Imran Hussain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Dan,
>
> Thanks for the response. I wonder if there is any plan to add support
> for this in the future?
>
> Imran.
>
>
>
>
> Dan Karp wrote:
>>> I'd like to know if Derby supports bitwise operators in SQL
>>> statements.
>>
>> Nope. Wish it did, b
Hi,
Imran Hussain wrote (2007-03-02 10:02:11):
> Dan,
>
> Thanks for the response. I wonder if there is any plan to add support
> for this in the future?
Not as far as I know, but this is a open source project, and as such
this will not be implemented unless someone feels "the itch
Dan,
Thanks for the response. I wonder if there is any plan to add support
for this in the future?
Imran.
Dan Karp wrote:
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
Hi Brett,
Did you look under 'Window > Show View > Other...', then 'Data > Database
Explorer'?
I'm running derby_core_plugin_10.2.2 and derby_ui_plugin_1.0.0, and haven't
had any problems.
Thomas
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From: Brett Moreton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Prashant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thank you Knut Anders for your prompt reply. However i am not entirely sure
> your answer considered the test case scenario from the original post. Let me
> try to explain more clearly.
>
> Please find my comment in-lined.
>
>
>
>>
>> >> The isolation leve
Thank you Knut Anders for your prompt reply. However i am not entirely sure
your answer considered the test case scenario from the original post. Let me
try to explain more clearly.
Please find my comment in-lined.
>> The isolation level is default which I think is Read Committed[2].
>>
>>
Prashant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 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 tw
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