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Open Source firestone - like tool (www.codefutures.com)18 Apr 2006 21:09 GMT1
Is there an open source substitute to firestone (www.codefutures.com).
Basically it is a tool that will look at a relational DB and generate
all the classes and various XML files needed by hibernate.
Thanks,
XML to DB18 Apr 2006 16:56 GMT2
I'm looking to make a piece of software that basically takes in large
XML files and stores this information in the database.
The tricks are that the XML will have similar qualities, but different
repeating fields, and I have to be able to store each XML as I get it
oracle.lite.job.Job JAR file?18 Apr 2006 13:08 GMT2
Do you know which is the JAR file where the oracle.lite.job.Job
interface is located?
Thanks
Pedro Vasconcelos
but how to call java program from PL/SQL Trigger?18 Apr 2006 07:20 GMT1
i know we can call a java profram from function and procedure
but how to call java program from PL/SQL Trigger?
can any one give an example
non-JDBC/ODBC interface to MySQL 4.1?17 Apr 2006 16:02 GMT4
Does anyone know if there is a free, high-quality, non-ODBC/JDBC
interface to connect to MySQL from Java?
JDBC/ODBC has too much of a performance hit in our environments, and so
I'm looking for something better.
Derby and Tomcat17 Apr 2006 07:19 GMT1
I am working on a web application using j2ee, tomcat, and the derby
clientdriver. It runs fine on my PC, but on my team mate's PC, tomcat
can't seem to connect to the derby database (although the ij tool could
connect to the database on his PC).
How to interact with DB layer from Accessor layer?16 Apr 2006 08:31 GMT1
I'm having a bit of a design dilemma where my accessors look something
like this:
<pre>
public String getName() {
Access Database Read and Conversion15 Apr 2006 19:10 GMT1
I have an Access DB that I can read into Java.  I can access all text
fields in the DB, with no problem, as long as I read them to a text
field on a form.  I was to be able to read the numberic fields and
directly use them for computations without having to go to a form
Lost with MS Access and Java15 Apr 2006 19:08 GMT13
Admittedly I'm very new at Java and could be in over my head, but I
need to dig my way out.  My dilema is that I need to be able to connect
to an MS Access database.  I need to be able to read from the database
and display those records on a GUI.  I also need to be able to write
Two databases - sybase and oracle14 Apr 2006 10:31 GMT4
Our company is in phase of moving from Sybase to oracle, which is very
long process.
Currently in our application, heart of our data is in Sybase and some
new tables are in oracle.
Speed UP JDBC Statements.14 Apr 2006 10:05 GMT12
I am trying to do an insert or update on about 60,000 data items, but I
can not get the execution speed to perform this.   I am accessing a sql
server 2000.
1) selectStoredProc ;
unwanted string truncation14 Apr 2006 09:41 GMT4
my Application (running on windows and linux) connects via jdbc to an
elder DB2 v5 (running on AIX) using the COM.ibm.db2.jdbc.net.DB2Driver
driver.
Everything works fine so far, but sometimes when i retrieve fields
how to resolve this error in oracle ORA-29541:14 Apr 2006 08:17 GMT2
how to resolve this error in oracle ORA-29541:
can you call a procedure from trigger in Pl/Sql14 Apr 2006 07:15 GMT2
can you call a procedure from trigger in Pl/Sql
Memory shooting up when using Oracle JDBC drivers13 Apr 2006 12:26 GMT1
I have  a JDBC program connecting to Oracle 9i Database using
connection pool. What we observed is, when we continously send queries
and Insert request, the memory is increasing continously and stabilises
after some 100 run.
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