Connection failure when client thread name contains Japanese characters

Just a note to the list so that user's searching for this issue via google might find this post. I have opened a bug (#4584), which is probably a duplicate of bug#728 so that other's may find it and save the hours I spent chasing it down. However, while related, it may not be a true duplicate of 72

Re: how to cascade on update? Not possible?

Hi, Just passing by: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-735 Regards, - Sylvain Gabriele Kahlout a écrit : ya. Also SQLite does. I tried to look where to submit feature requests (not bug reports), but failed. Any links? 2010/3/16, Rick Genter : On 3/15/10 6:46 PM, "Ronald Rudy" wrot

Re: how to cascade on update? Not possible?

ya. Also SQLite does. I tried to look where to submit feature requests (not bug reports), but failed. Any links? 2010/3/16, Rick Genter : > On 3/15/10 6:46 PM, "Ronald Rudy" wrote: > >> I believe you want to look at this: >> http://db.apache.org/derby/manuals/reference/sqlj32.html >> >>

Re: how to cascade on update? Not possible?

On 3/15/10 6:46 PM, "Ronald Rudy" wrote: > I believe you want to look at this: > http://db.apache.org/derby/manuals/reference/sqlj32.html > > Specifically the > referential ON UPDATE in constraints. The only "ON UPDATE" actions that ar

Re: how to cascade on update? Not possible?

I believe you want to look at this: http://db.apache.org/derby/manuals/reference/sqlj32.html Specifically the referential ON UPDATE in constraints. The only "ON UPDATE" actions that are allowed are "NO ACTION" and "RESTRICT"; Derby does not appear to support cascading updates. You can log a f

Re: how to cascade on update? Not possible?

I'm not aware of any database that does this. I know that MS SQL Server does not. On 3/15/10 3:35 PM, "Gabriele Kahlout" wrote: > I was pretty convinced, that in an update if the referenced column is > updated so is the refererring. How can one achieve this behavior > automatically? -- Rick G

Re: how to cascade on update? Not possible?

I was pretty convinced, that in an update if the referenced column is updated so is the refererring. How can one achieve this behavior automatically? 2010/3/15, Gabriele Kahlout : > Hello, > > I've moved my database from SQLite into Java DB using SQLWrapper. > I expected the references integrity c

how to cascade on update? Not possible?

Hello, I've moved my database from SQLite into Java DB using SQLWrapper. I expected the references integrity constraint, to cascade on update. I.e. wColumn in refTable, references expColumn in expTable. Updating expColumn should update wColumn. However I get: java.sql.SQLIntegrityConstraintViolati

Re: How to set alg. used by BUILTIN auth..

Hi Joe, This feature will be introduced in the upcoming feature release, 10.6. See the last item in the list of 10.6 features here: http://wiki.apache.org/db-derby/DerbyTenSixOneRelease Hope this helps, -Rick Joe Siebenmann wrote: Hi All, I read that Derby now allows you to set the alg. u

How to set alg. used by BUILTIN auth..

Hi All, I read that Derby now allows you to set the alg. used by the BUILTIN authentication, but I can't find details on how to use it anywhere. I'm using Embedded, Derby 10.5.30, and I need to know how to use it using: java -Dderby. type statements, and I'd like to use "SHA-256" or "SHA-512".

Re: Getting an attribute (the rid) of the affected tuples in an update

Gabriele Kahlout writes: > Hello, > > In my code, I often need to add a tuple to another relation, so that > I update another in another relation. Examine this code: > > private static int rescheduleObject(final String[] expDef, int batch, > final Statement st, ResultSet rs) throws SQLException,

Getting an attribute (the rid) of the affected tuples in an update

Hello, In my code, I often need to add a tuple to another relation, so that I update another in another relation. Examine this code: private static int rescheduleObject(final String[] expDef, int batch, final Statement st, ResultSet rs) throws SQLException, Exception { final int