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sqlserver JDBC driver problem.28 Dec 2007 15:56 GMT7
Hi, all,
look, its a dead horse to beat!
I fixed my problem in the middle of writing this post.
I had spent days trying to fix the class path in netbeans. I'm using
What does everyone else do for graphically displaying data?27 Dec 2007 23:58 GMT14
~hey
ok--i need to quit researching and testing, and get on with
applications.  one way or another, make a decision and get back to
work.
Excellent oppurtunity for J2EE Professionals25 Dec 2007 07:25 GMT1
Dear,
Hope you are doing well: -
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Looking out for an Onsite opportunity / Global Exposure/Market Peak
Beginner question about JDO best practice20 Dec 2007 18:24 GMT3
this is the first time I'm using JDO/ORM (the JPOX implementation) and
so have a question about best practice.
Let's assume we have a class "Tag" with the only property "String
name" and according setters and getters. The related table has two
Global temporary tables in Java DB -- Apache Derby18 Dec 2007 16:21 GMT8
I can't seem to use "declare create temporary table" to function in
Java DB, JVM 1.6.0_03 Linux.  After starting an embedded Derby server,
I issue the following;
stmt.execute("SET SCHEMA myschema");
How to connect to a remote MySQL database using Java15 Dec 2007 19:04 GMT4
I am trying to connect to a remote MySQL database using Java.  I used
the driver org.gjt.mm.mysql.Driver but it doesn't seem to help.  I
would appreciate if anybody could guide me through this as I am
learning programming.
MySQL ResultSet - count rows?14 Dec 2007 00:32 GMT20
I am writing the data of a ResultSet object to an array. To declare
the array length, I need to know the number of rows before copying
them - is there a way to read the row count instantly, without having
to iterate anything?
Hi07 Dec 2007 14:46 GMT2
Why We can't instanate the Abstract class?
SQL Server - Very long query time with OpenJPA and Hibernate03 Dec 2007 12:18 GMT1
I am hoping somebody could point me in the right direction..
I have a table with close to a million entries. I've set up indexes
that are relevant to
the expected queries. Thanks to the indexes I can use Enterprise
 
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