RE: [Easysql-interest] Newbie Question.

[Daniel C. <dc...@cy...>]

Well, I finally had some time and went back and tried this with both Oracle
and Hypersonic (hsqldb). I don't know what I did previously, but I am now
able to succesfully see the database stgructure for both of these. The
Hypersonic tree starts with a "NoCatalog" node, but this node is exapndable
and displays my tables.

Tx for the prior quick response and keep up the good work - this will now be
one of my "standard" Eclipse plugins. :)

Dan.

> Thanks for your comments.
> Well, I tested and know easysql works with a few databases: mysql,
> postgres, mssql and sybase.  I have not tested with oracle and other
> people have reported no tables appearing under Oracle.  Is that what
> your using?  I'm not sure why people are having this problem, maybe
> a permissions problem?  The first action that takes places after a
> connection is the retrieval of catalogs (databases).  So, its 
> irrelevant
> if you connect to a database directly, because the tree displays all
> databases, then tables for each database, then columns for each table.
> Try ending your connection URL with just a / instead of a 
> /databasename.
> Give me some more specifics on your problem, hopefully we can solve
> this.
> 
> 
> On Wed, 2002-12-04 at 13:43, Daniel Cox wrote:
> > After opening a connection, I can successfully execute 
> queries. However, I
> > do not get a catalog of tables in a tree beneath the 
> connection. Is there
> > something I need to do to enable this?
> > 
> > Thanks, and keep up the good work.
> > 
> > BTW - I would like to use easysql because it seems to have 
> a very nice
> > integration into the overall eclipse workbench. JFaceDBC 
> has a few more
> > features in terms of maintaining driver connections, etc. 
> but it is just
> > *jammed* into eclipse.

Dan Cox
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