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On Jan 17, 2014, at 7:23 AM, "John I. Moore, Jr." wrote:
Java version 1.7.0_51 (latest version) causes the following error when
trying to start the network server. I can see from the issue tracker that
there is a fix to be added that should correct this problem in the next
r
On 1/17/14 8:26 AM, Paolo Forte wrote:
Hi,
I’m Paolo Forte,sorry for my bad English;
I’m not a developer but there is an application software in my farm
that use Derby Db;
The pc is crashed but I have a copy of “seq0” folder and
"service.properties" file;
The db under application softwar
On 1/17/14 7:23 AM, John I. Moore, Jr. wrote:
Java version 1.7.0_51 (latest version) causes the following error when
trying to start the network server. I can see from the issue tracker
that there is a fix to be added that should correct this problem in
the next release, but is there an easy
Hi AirDT,
On 1/17/14 7:41 AM, AirDT wrote:
Hi
1 - Is it possible to run multiple Derby Network Server instances on a same
computer? (each one with a different port and a different system derby
directory) ?
Yes, you can run multiple servers on the same machine. The system
directory is a JVM-wid
Hi,
I'm Paolo Forte,sorry for my bad English;
I'm not a developer but there is an application software in my farm that use
Derby Db;
The pc is crashed but I have a copy of "seq0" folder and "service.properties"
file;
The db under application software is ok but for some settings it doesn't wor
Hi
1 - Is it possible to run multiple Derby Network Server instances on a same
computer? (each one with a different port and a different system derby
directory) ?
2 - Can I do it in a single thread or should I use separate threads ?
3 - Is there a maximum number of databases on witch users can
Java version 1.7.0_51 (latest version) causes the following error when trying
to start the
network server. I can see from the issue tracker that there is a fix to be
added that
should correct this problem in the next release, but is there an easy
workaround that
exists now? Details would be ap
Hi AirDT,
The following wiki page lists products which use or support Derby. This
is a community-maintained page so it's probably stale. In addition, it
only cites the tiny fraction of products which bothered to identify
themselves here: http://wiki.apache.org/db-derby/UsesOfDerby
Hope this
There are definitely other businesses that use Derby. My company's is one,
but as an embedded database many companies do not advertise or promote the
fact that they use Derby. I can assure you that Derby is reliable and
scales quite well. Just one data point to consider.
On Fri, Jan 17, 2014
Thank you for your reply Dyre
As indicated in the list
http://wiki.apache.org/db-derby/UsesOfDerby
many products use Derby but only one Business Application use it.
Why ?
We develop an application that uses HSQLDB today. We have about 500 users.
We fail to understand why sometimes, users lose da
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