Hello,
For unit testing purposes, I would like to import the oracle
development database schema structure ONLY into an in-memory H2
database(oracle compatible).
I believe oracle's import utility will not work in this case
How do I do this? Please advise.
Jaden
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A month before trunk of H2 was switched to java 1.6 by default. You've
commited source switched to 1.5 so project doesn't builds. Please fix
this and next time be more carefull.
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Hi,
I actually told Kerry to commit his change. I was aware this will
break the build, my plan was to immediately fix it after he committed
his changes. I'm sorry for the delay.
Regards,
Thomas
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Ok, thanks for quick fix.
On 19 июн, 11:37, Thomas Mueller thomas.tom.muel...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I actually told Kerry to commit his change. I was aware this will
break the build, my plan was to immediately fix it after he committed
his changes. I'm sorry for the delay.
Regards,
Thomas
I'll use JDK 1.6 from now on. Any chance of a quick summary about how using
1.5 broke the build for you. It's unusual for 1.5 code to break when
compiling with 1.6!
Cheers
Kerry
On Sat, Jun 19, 2010 at 7:37 PM, Thomas Mueller
thomas.tom.muel...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I actually told Kerry to
Hi,
I'll use JDK 1.6 from now on. Any chance of a quick summary about how using
1.5 broke the build for you. It's unusual for 1.5 code to break when
compiling with 1.6!
The problem was: when you ran the build on your machine, it switched
the source code to Java 5. That means methods that are
Yes, that was the reason. Now all fine.
On 19 июн, 14:30, Thomas Mueller thomas.tom.muel...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'll use JDK 1.6 from now on. Any chance of a quick summary about how using
1.5 broke the build for you. It's unusual for 1.5 code to break when
compiling with 1.6!
The