=5 and the autoincrement value is less than that. One solution would
be to reserve space e.g. the lowest 10 values for your custom records by
specifying the start/increment values for the identity column.
regards
Tony Seebregts
Legolas Woodland wrote:
> Hi
> Thank you for reading my post.
Cloudscape Workbench (from IBM) works pretty well for me.
regards
Tony Seebregts
> Hello,
>
> Is the a GUI browser for the apache Derby?
>
> That is something similar to Microsoft
> SQL Server's Query Analyzer, or the MySQL
> graphical frontends?
>
> I am deb
Hi Mamta,
Hmmm ... sounds like an oversightin the JDBC 3.0 spec to me, but hey,
I'm just a peasant.
Thanks for the explanation though !
regards
Tony
>
>
> *From:* Mamta Satoor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> *Sent:* Wednesday
java.lang.Short'.
Invoking setShort(..) on the same column works just fine.
regards
Tony Seebregts
wrong or if there is any way to make this work ?
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Tony Seebregts
[10] *very* nice !!
Problem solved - IDENTITY_VAL_LOCAL() does the trick.
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Tony Seebregts
? (other than being *really*
careful about the database design :-) ).
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Tony Seebregts
lude it so ...
regards
Tony Seebregts
Hi,
Does anybody know of a way to use a PreparedStatement with a WHERE IN
(?) clause
e.g. SELECT * FROM Names WHERE ID IN (?)
where the parameter is replaced by an array of e.g. int's ?
regards
Tony Seebregts
want
to avoid declaring each overload because your overloads are changing
rapidly? Are you using Java 1.5 varargs?
Thanks,
-Rick
Tony Seebregts wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to specify variable length parameter lists in a CREATE
FUNCTION statement ?
regards
Tony Seebregts
Hi,
Is there a way to specify variable length parameter lists in a CREATE
FUNCTION statement ?
regards
Tony Seebregts
Thanks Knut,
Figured out some of this about 30 minutes after posting the question but
your explanation clears thing up a lot.
regards
Tony Seebregts
Subject:
Re: Re. PooledConnection being closed
From:
Knut Anders Hatlen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:
Mon, 15 Aug 2005 18:44:41 +0200
To:
Hi David,
How are you determining that the connection is closed and that you are
getting a new connection?
Discovered it by mistake when I tried to reuse it - and found it was
closed. Then 'printed' out the Connection object and realised that
PooledConnection getConnection() was giving me an
Ok, thanks Knut - my misunderstanding.
I understood the ConnectionPoolDataSource as merely facilitating connection
pooling. If it manages the actual pooling though, is there any point in
handling the ConnectionEvents ? Other than for monitoring/interest ...
regards
Tony Seebregts
the idea.
Any ideas ?
regards
Tony Seebregts
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