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  • Comment: Error when connecting to Oracle

    it works on Oracle with 0.2.1, thanks!

    2005-12-13 09:09:52 UTC by nobody

  • Comment: Error when connecting to Oracle

    Logged In: YES user_id=1380208 I believe the latest version will work, it has the ResultSet.first() calls taken out and replaced with just .next().

    2005-12-13 00:15:22 UTC by duff3

  • db2dot

    duff3 committed patchset 9 of module db2dot to the db2dot CVS repository, changing 2 files.

    2005-12-13 00:12:43 UTC by duff3

  • db2dot

    duff3 committed patchset 8 of module db2dot to the db2dot CVS repository, changing 1 files.

    2005-12-12 22:47:29 UTC by duff3

  • db2dot

    duff3 committed patchset 7 of module db2dot to the db2dot CVS repository, changing 2 files.

    2005-12-12 22:39:56 UTC by duff3

  • Comment: Error when connecting to Oracle

    Logged In: YES user_id=1380208 It looks like the Oracle driver is only JDBC 1.0 which means it doesn't support scrollable cursors and my use of ResultSet.first() was not appreciated. I've attached a patch to CVS which removes the offending method calls. I don't have Oracle so I cannot duplicate your bug to see if it is all fixed, so if you could give it a try and let me know if it...

    2005-11-21 23:31:16 UTC by duff3

  • Error when connecting to Oracle

    Loading library java.sql.SQLException: Invalid operation for forward only resultset : first at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.throwSqlException(DBError.java:134) at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.throwSqlException(DBError.java:179) at oracle.jdbc.driver.BaseResultSet.first(BaseResultSet.java:84) at db2dot.db.DbMisc.columnToList(DbMisc.java:27) at db.

    2005-11-21 09:22:07 UTC by nobody

  • Followup: RE: Does not work with postgresql

    Ah, that is much better looking. Are you sure there are foreign keys in the schema? In mysql (and a quick look at postgresql's docs) one way of doing that is with create table constrains like this: CREATE TABLE tbl2 ( ForeignCol int ); CREATE TABLE Foo ( Bar int, CONSTRAINT AnyWord FOREIGN KEY (Bar) REFERENCES tbl2 (ForeignCol) ) If the tables don't have foreign keys, it can't figure...

    2005-11-20 20:11:07 UTC by duff3

  • Followup: RE: Does not work with postgresql

    no, mmusic2 is the database name, which is on localhost.

    2005-11-20 19:47:23 UTC by bhoel

  • Followup: RE: Does not work with postgresql

    Good news (somehow): >java -jar db2dot-0.2.jar driver_path=/usr/share/pgsql/postgresql-8.0-311.jdbc3.jar driver=org.postgresql.Driver url=jdbc:postgresql:mmusic2 user=postgres Loading library /usr/share/pgsql/postgresql-8.0-311.jdbc3.jar digraph Db2dot { No foreign keys in artist artist; No foreign keys in audio_tape audio_tape; No foreign keys in cd cd; No...

    2005-11-20 19:38:32 UTC by bhoel

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