Experts out there, I need your help!
When setting high isolation levels in a single threaded application MS
SQLServer deterministicly blocks when accessing certain tables.
This might be a stupid question, but are those DB locks reentrant, i.e.

I've made a java application and i use a CallableStatement to call a
stored procedure. I use the method getString() of this class to
retrieve the value of the definded output param but it retuns "" (no
value). The code of the stored procedure is

I have a calendar application( like Microsoft Outlook) writtn in
Java.Whenever an event is created, we can set SMS/EMAIL notification. Hence
when an event is created, I am storing that event info and notification time
into a database.Now the notification can be ranging from 5 ...

in another thread and another group I was short of being flamed
for just mentioning JDO as a follow up standard for ODMG.
Arguments were more or less " JDO is crap, ODMG is crap" COLON
I then asked what was wrong with JDO and the answer was more or

I cannot get a Microsoft SQL Server connection to work w. Eclipse.  Given,
that I'm missing something stupid, but what is it?  The following is from a
scrapbook page in Eclipse:
Connection cannot be resolved or is not a type

We are using Oracle JDBC driver 9.2.0.1.
One of the columns is defined as CHAR[60] and it contains Japanese double
byte character data.
When, I use

I have an application used for creating "training events" and now I am
making a modification to the application to set reminders.Since there willl
be thousands of events, I am string these in database along with reminder
time. For example one user may want to get a reminder before ...

From the hsqldb 1.7.2 readme.txt file:
FILES IN JAR
This option allows database files to be distributed in the
application jar. We have changed the original contribution so

I just upgraded to Tomcat 4.1.29 and I am receiving the following
error when I connect via ODBC to an oracle database:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Security Violation, attempt to use
Restricted Class: sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver

I've read on Sun's java site that with JDBC 3.0 is actually possible
to use plain text file (such as CSV) as table and make my queries on
that.
"JDBC technology is an API that lets you access virtually any tabular

Has anyone ever tried to connect to a Filemaker database? The vendors
site announce a JDBC driver, but up to now I was neither able to find
nor to download this secret peace of software! Even sun's site doesn't
list a JDBC driver for Filemaker. So I wonder if such a driver exists ...

I'm unable to connect to my db. When I use NetBeans to connect to the
database all works. But I don't know how to do a connection in Java
[JSP]...
Can somebody told me how, in details?

I am looking for a very small footprint database that is supported by a JDBC
driver and runs under Linux.  It is not required to do anything fancy, just
store and retrieve data. Does any one have any sugestions.
Regards,

Is it possible to deploy a webapp accessing a Domino server on a Linux
box?
In fact I would like to have my tomcat running on a linux box while my
domino server is still on a windows server.

I am planning to build my web application with the following
architecture:
Redhat Linux 9.0 platform
Apache Tomcat Web Server