down?
Alternatively, is there some way to embed Derby's server which will do
this automatically?
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ar superior to doing each query separately as I
don't need to keep track of how many items I got from the first query.
The performance is basically identical.
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number, but I can at least cache
some 100 or 1,000 and then avoid the next 99 queries.
The generated column idea offered by Rick isn't bad either, but it
will double storage requirements versus doing the concatenation
manually, or versus this trick.
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a custom store implementation to do this. Since there is a store which
can read from a jar file instead of a file, I figure it must be possible
to make a store which virtualises file paths instead of taking absolute
ones.
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plication which reads the database
metadata and automatically generates a form based on the columns present
in the table?
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ould be another
solution to the problem, but it's a pretty steep hill. I just thought I
would throw the question out there because a simple API which takes a
path and returns a path would have been an elegant solution, even if it
were buried deep in the server code.
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ely merging together all these directories.
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the older implementation though.
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< ?
Both of these give an error at ORDER BY. Am I doing something wrong, or
is this a missing part of the ROW_NUMBER() feature?
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as network server is running.
You can still start network server and connect with client from other
jvms with client, but there is no reason not to use embedded within the
same jvm.
In this instance they're all in different VMs (on different computers.)
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ome way to reduce the number of
raw store deamons.)
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p, due to Derby's read(byte[],int,int) returning 0
at EOS instead of -1. I assume that this last bit is a bug --
everything above this paragraph appears to be an error in the JDBC API
itself, which Derby has blindingly followed, leading to a nearly useless
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BLOB (undesirable) or will it create a reference to the *same* BLOB?
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appears to catch situations I'm seeing in the logs, but is it okay
to assume that the OOMEs and such will only be one level deep inside the
exception hierarchy?
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Dag H. Wanvik wrote:
Derby doesn't enforce JDK 1.4
It does at compile-time.
Admittedly I haven't tried setting jdk14.home to point to jdk6. :-)
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I guess I can run a test overnight to see if something similar happens,
with tracing turned on. It's going to generate a lot of output though
so I somewhat fear for my disk space. :-)
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rievals are being done in a separate transaction,
which makes that last claim even more perplexing, unless the client
reconnected in the meantime and we simply weren't told.
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off reliability features? (not important for tests)
- Anything else?
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Kristian Waagan wrote:
Daniel Noll wrote:
Hi all.
Has anyone seen an exception similar to the following, coming from a
call to getBlob()?
Hi,
Yes, I've seen it before, but only with 10.3.2.1 and earlier.
The repro I have, which is very similar to the code you posted, doesn't
t
I
can't find a bug along these lines.
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best workaround for the k..(2k-1) problem as far as I know) but I
haven't noticed the same thing with setMaxRows.
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checking rs.next()? setMaxRows(1)
should theoretically speed it up, but I haven't noticed performance
issues which would justify setting it.
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formatting well enough, and it guarantees no loss in precision.
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e some way it can do it at the Network Server
level, or do we have to shut down the entire Network Server and all its
embedded databases to do it at our own level?
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still applies -- clients aren't
connecting to the shared database, they're connecting to the network
server and the network server is connecting across a network. Why is it
connecting across a network? Because locally attached disks aren't big
enough.
Daniel
d SMB? Or generally any network protocol which happens to
buffer? But directly connected disks also buffer, so presumably it
isn't that last option.
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nd in unusable state.
Or is a better solution to make the store layer more aware that these
problems can be temporary?
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first.
Sometimes this is inconvenient, but can't be avoided.
We don't have autocommit turned on either. Or rather, we explicitly
turn it off after getting the connection.
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back.
I can't appear to reproduce the issue at all on my own computer of course.
Is it possible there is a bug in Derby itself which only occurs in some
situations? I mean, we're just calling getString(), and I wanted to
assume that internally it would manage the blob correctly.
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On Tuesday 10 June 2008 02:33:47 Dag H. Wanvik wrote:
> Daniel Noll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > If this is the case, is there some way to *know* when the database
> > shutdown has actually occurred?
>
> Normally, if a VM tries to boot a Derby database which is alr
Hi all.
I'm getting a load of errors like this. They seem to happen at random times;
sometimes I see it when creating a statement, sometimes when executing,
sometimes when iterating over a result set. Once I even had it happen when
creating the connection itself, which is hard to believe.
Cause
On Thursday 15 May 2008 01:12:21 Six Fried Rice wrote:
> You can write your query like this:
>
> SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER() as rownum, spool_table.* FROM spool_table
> ORDER BY date_inserted WHERE rownum <= 100
>
> And it should do the trick. This requires Derby 10.4.
This is quite interesting. I
On Friday 02 May 2008 16:38:31 Daniel Noll wrote:
> Further information: When running 10.3.1.4 on the client, the error does
> not occur (even though the server is still 10.4.1.3.)
>
> As I can't reproduce it with a database created on 10.3.1.4, it could be
> that the database
Further information: When running 10.3.1.4 on the client, the error does not
occur (even though the server is still 10.4.1.3.)
As I can't reproduce it with a database created on 10.3.1.4, it could be that
the database itself is older than that, so I'm currently working back through
the versions
Hi guys.
I have a situation where a database created under an earlier version of Derby
causes errors when iterating over a result set which contains a CLOB column.
Here's what is seen from the client:
Caused by: org.apache.derby.client.am.SqlException: 'SYSIBM.CLOBRELEASELOCATOR'
is not recogn
Hi guys.
Does anyone know the cause for errors like this:
> org.apache.derby.shared.common.sanity.AssertFailure: ASSERT FAILED Wrong
> LogInstant on log record (396,151494700) version real position (396,499756)
And is there a way to recover if it occurs?
Daniel
On Friday 28 March 2008 13:21:52 Kai Ponte wrote:
> First you might want to stop top posting. It makes things hard to read.
> Second you might want to upgrade from Wintendo to a real OS.
Hey now, don't say things like this, it's not fair to Nintendo.
Daniel
On Wednesday 05 March 2008 13:54:19 Raymond Kroeker wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> What appears to be happening is that the same connection is being
> returned by getConnection2(). Basically the implementation of the pool is
> not thread safe.
I thought reusing the connection was the entire point of
On Wednesday 05 March 2008 12:43:44 Raymond Kroeker wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
> Which pool/version are you using? Also how are you configuring the
> pool? You want to make sure your library is wrapping the connection or
> if not; is interfacing with the pooled connection/data source object.
Data
On Tuesday 04 March 2008 22:36:17 Narayanan wrote:
> I have tried getting a blob from a result set and tried the length()
> method on it after the following Scenarios
>
> 1) Closing the connection
The underlying problem must be something to do with Connection reuse. We
discovered that am.Prepare
On Tuesday 04 March 2008 21:14:43 Narayanan wrote:
> Can you give more information about the code that uses this?
It looks like this. I've omitted some of the code which was present as it was
calling framework methods anyway.
private long id;
public int read(byte[] b, int off, int len) {
Con
Hi all.
I have someone seeing the following error under both 10.3.1.4 and 10.3.2.1:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at org.apache.derby.client.am.PreparedStatement.setIntX(Unknown Source)
at
org.apache.derby.client.am.CallableLocatorProcedures.blobGetLength(Unknown
Source)
On Thursday 14 February 2008 02:18:54 Kurt Huwig wrote:
> Forget about Derby for chat and have a look at JMS. This is a good
> implementation:
>
> http://joram.objectweb.org/
Or use something actually designed to be a chat server, such as Openfire.
Daniel
On Saturday 09 February 2008 06:30:05 Army wrote:
> Can you can provide a simple example to demonstrate the behavior that
> you are seeing? I tried playing around with some simple (nonsense)
> tables but I wasn't able to come up with anything that sounds like what
> you are describing.
>
> Are you
Hi all.
COUNT() is constant performance if you count all the rows in a table, but
linear performance if you have a condition on which rows should be counted.
Is there any way to optimise the latter case? I know that indexing on the
columns used in the query doesn't work.
Daniel
On Wednesday 06 February 2008 04:00:26 Eric Floehr wrote:
> All,
> I'm experiencing a NullPointerException (somewhat random) apparently
> within the Derby JDBC driver (stack trace below), and am wondering if
> anyone has any suggestions on finding the root cause. I am using Derby
> 10.3.2.1 (thoug
Hi all.
I've been trying to determine the cause for a slowness in a certain query.
I've managed to strip everything away and get to the core of what's making it
slow, but I'd like to understand why.
The query is of this form:
SELECT jobs.id AS id,
jobs.name AS name,
(SELEC
On Wednesday 30 January 2008 05:28:14 Craig L Russell wrote:
> The alternative is to include all possible tables in a query, which is
> performance-limiting.
Another alternative is to use single table inheritance, where you still have a
type column but also put every field from every class into t
On Tuesday 13 November 2007 11:24:52 Kathey Marsden wrote:
> Daniel Noll wrote:
> > This is embedded in an application though so changing the connection
> > properties isn't going to be easy, but do you think changing the system
> > property derby.drda.debug to true on
On Tuesday 13 November 2007 04:22:18 Bryan Pendleton wrote:
> > I'm getting this unusual exception during prepareStatement():
>
> Hi Daniel,
>
> This could possibly be due to a bug in Derby. Can you reproduce
> the problem? If so, can you gather more information? Here is
> a wiki page which provide
Hi all.
I'm getting this unusual exception during prepareStatement():
Caused by: org.apache.derby.client.am.DisconnectException: A network protocol
error was encountered and the connection has been terminated: the requested
command encountered an unarchitected and implementation-specific condit
Hi all.
I had an error opening a database and the logs showed the following error (I've
truncated out the common parts of the two exceptions, if more are needed I can
post it somewhere that it won't cause a flood.
ERROR XSDG3: Meta-data for Container [EMAIL PROTECTED] could not be accessed
On Tuesday 06 November 2007 20:02:04 Vemund Ostgaard wrote:
> Daniel Noll wrote:
> > Hi all.
> >
> > Is there some way for the Derby server to allow custom code to determine
> > whether a directory can be opened for a database? I read something about
> > a policy
Hi all.
Is there some way for the Derby server to allow custom code to determine
whether a directory can be opened for a database? I read something about a
policy file but that doesn't really suit our use case as the list of
directories can be changed by the admin at runtime.
Daniel
Hi all.
At present I'm using Connection directly. After I close it, if it's the last
connection open to the database I am doing a ;shutdown=true to force Derby to
properly close it.
Now I'm changing things to use connection pooling to make things go smoother
when multiple threads want to do q
Hi all.
If I have 1,000 of the same string in a table for some reason, is the string
stored 1,000 times, or is it only stored once?
Daniel
Out of curiosity, what happens if you add this int to the Time 00:00:00?
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ource) at
> org.apache.derby.jdbc.InternalDriver.connect(Unknown Source)
> at org.apache.derby.jdbc.AutoloadedDriver.connect(Unknown Source)
The database was supposedly being accessed over SMB, but I have been assured
that there was only one process connected to it the entire time (checked for
stale processes just in case there was one still holding a lock.)
But from web searches I get the feeling that this really is some kind of
corruption so if that's the case I need to know how I can fix it.
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y:GenoCensusMin2"); Statement stat =
> connect.createStatement();
> stat.executeUpdate("DELETE FROM Project WHERE id="+idProjet);"
>
> But disk space size of my system directory is the same before and after
> the deletion.
>
> Can you help me?
Have you tried usi
On Tuesday 12 June 2007 11:59:11 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> Can you pls mention the Derby version you are using ?
It appears to be 10.2.2.0.
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0MB blob. I haven't experienced this problem ever myself, but we've had a
report like this come in so I'm wondering if there is some kind of reasonable
explanation.
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is is clearly one way to make a mixed GPL/LGPL product -- change the licence
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On Monday 14 May 2007 10:04:33 Daniel Noll wrote:
> I'll see if I can get access to the derby.log file.
Okay, now I have derby.log and the same error occurs twice. Once on
checkpoint, but it also happens earlier when trying to do a real query
(figures.)
Here's the lines whic
he things
customers consistently fail at is that they go and haphazardly modify the
permissions on files without knowing what will happen, rather than just
blocking access to the top-level directory entirely, resulting in a directory
with mixed permissions. :-/
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anyway, so you might as well just write
the SQL. :-)
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that your scripts do not allow spaces in
the directory names. But spaces are legal. What gives?
You'll need to edit the batch file to put quotes around anything which
might have spaces.
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I need to rerun these tests with a networked database but setting that up
isn't as trivial as a unit test. :-)
Also the benefits of doing it for networked mode probably vary greatly
depending on the network itself.
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actually contain this all automatically, we have a utility method which
we call and pass a callback to, which handles the transaction for us so that
we don't need to do commit/rollback everywhere. (The method also handles
retries if something bad happens.)
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n the same test a few thousand times and take an average, before telling
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meaningless without redoing the same
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then put that
binary data into the BLOB column. Inserting byte[] is allowed.
Inserting Blob is possible too... but AFAIK there is not actually any
method of creating one. (I asked about this a while back and can't
remember getting any responses to the question. :-/)
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rticularly clean with how it embeds SQL.)
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files to store the data. It
turned out to be more efficient to use SQL to store them because the
glut of smaller files caused issues on NTFS.
But I consider NTFS to be a legacy filesystem. On modern filesystems
like ReiserFS, it would probably be quite efficient.
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;t immediately obvious, it's also possible to reuse that
PreparedStatement (in fact it's recommended, if you're calling the
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Is there any particular reason you're not doing this the normal way?
(i.e. usi
(one such reason
might be that they want to use the same filesystem from another OS.)
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in a whole second coffee. ;-)
The other side of the coin is that when a user opens a case which
happens to contain 20 databases, it may take a *very* long time. But at
the same rate, HSQLDB really isn't capable of maintaining databases as
big as we encounter anyway.
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a database as a kind of document which the
user can load, and it means increased time to load the document from the
user's point of view. HSQLDB in comparison was instantaneous.
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x and min should already be in-memory.
I take it that Derby doesn't do this?
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problem would be what to do when two users tried to insert rows at
around the same time. The second would fail to commit the transaction
and have to try again.
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pper.java:91)
at
com.nuix.store.binary.DatabaseBinaryStore$StoredInputStream.read(DatabaseBinaryStore.java:413)
So should I be worried about this kind of error? It's the first time
I've ever seen one, and viewing the same data over and over doesn't seem
to reproduce the problem.
D
this (if at all.)
Does Derby have a "secret" way to create a Blob object?
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You would do it in the same way you would include any other JAR file
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rs.close();
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Autocommit is indeed off, but regardless of that, we're not actually
updating this database at any point in time, just reading data out of it
to put it in another.
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And of course, this reuses the same statement, because creating multiple
statements when you only actually need one is wasteful.
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As it's a URL we're supposed to specify, I tried using %20 but that
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ClientDriver class but that results in a network protocol error.
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