Checkout from SVN repositiry http://h2database.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/h2/
Ant script - build.xml located into them
On 6 окт, 01:41, Rahul Navinchand rahulnc1...@gmail.com wrote:
is there a how to , to import source could of H2 in eclipse ?
any help is most appreciated
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You received this
Hi,
You are right , in pgsql
*select '12' '-13' - false
select '1 ' '-' - true
*
and in H2 and in DB2
*select '12' '-13' - true
select '1 ' '-' - true
*
H2 almost it's consistent in it's results.
Where do you notice of this ?
I really strange that result from pgsq.
Hi Kerry
Thanks for the answer. I went through the source I made adjustements
to ours need. We think this a bug. Client app can run from any program
folder which in vista or win7 has no write access, just
executionread.
So if just blob come from server h2 db which is over 65kb so it will
create
If you look at the ASCII character map you'll see that character '-'
has code 45
and character '1' has code 49 so clearly '-' '1' = 45 49
What PostgreSQL seems to be doing here is converting string literals to
integers
and applying the comparison operator to them.
I think this type of
Yes , seems something like that (or just a bug).
I dig in google and pgsql documentation but can't found any mention to this
behavior or special note on char type comparisons.
I agree that if this is a decision , is big bad decision that make char
comparison almost unpredictable.
Dario
El
Hi,
The real problem is not in a place where h2 client stores temp blobs
but in the fact that it stores blobs to temp files at all. I think it
should not do this. It seems that it does this on each row fetch but
this is incorect since even if you have selected some result set
conatining blobs you
Just FYI I don't think that the ant script gets much use and/or love, so it
may not be 100% right. Should be a good start though.
2010/10/8 stolyarchukav stolyarchu...@gmail.com
Checkout from SVN repositiry
http://h2database.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/h2/
Ant script - build.xml located into
Hi,
I think in most cases it's better to *not* convert the date/time to
UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) before storing, because of following
problem: Let's say you store a birthday in the database. After that,
you close the database, and move the database file to a different time
zone. Then you
Hi,
I m using H2 for a project where one of the functions is to store text
of a size 100-2000 characters. This text is highly compressible.
Hence I have three questions:
1. Is there a way to compact a String within H2. COMPRESS does not
seem to reach the desired size. Actually it is
so what would be the best approach for a n00b ??
On Oct 7, 3:55 pm, Kerry Sainsbury ke...@fidelma.com wrote:
Just FYI I don't think that the ant script gets much use and/or love, so it
may not be 100% right. Should be a good start though.
2010/10/8 stolyarchukav stolyarchu...@gmail.com
Use your IDE as an editor, but use the H2 build script to compile and run
your tests.
Try this to get started:
1. Download various jars and start running the tests:
- download the source into a h2 directory
- cd h2
- build test
^C once you're bored watching all the tests run.
2. Setup your
Thanks for your fast reply,
but H2 is not running neither the jar files aren't loaded into the SQL-
Workbench!
Any Ideas?
-Sounds like an operating system problem. Could you be running H2, or
have the jar loaded into a DB tool like SQL-Workbench?
2010/10/8 Abdul 3...@bdullah.com
Hey guys,
Thank
Hey guys Thanks for your reply.
@Kerry,
I had the same doubt, and I followed all the steps that you mentioned.
But I had one small error:
The project was not built due to Could not delete 'C:\Program Files
(x86)\H2\bin\h2-1.2.143.jar'.. Fix the problem, then try refreshing
this project and
Hey guys,
Thank you for your reply,
@Kerry
I followed the steps that you have mentiond in your post. Everything
worked fine but one tiny error :
The project was not built due to Could not delete 'C:\Program Files
(x86)\H2\bin\h2-1.2.143.jar'.. Fix the problem, then try refreshing
this project and
I've just Googled Fix the problem, then try refreshing and have discovered
that it's an error from Eclipse. Gasp.
I hate Eclipse. Whenever I try to use the damned thing it spits out all
sorts of nonsense, and breaks in mysterious ways.
Sorry, but I can't help you.
Correction.
I can:
LOL tell me about it =p
Thank you for your helpful replies, I really appreciated.
On Oct 7, 11:38 pm, Kerry Sainsbury ke...@fidelma.com wrote:
I've just Googled Fix the problem, then try refreshing and have discovered
that it's an error from Eclipse. Gasp.
I hate Eclipse. Whenever I try to
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