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Created Derby DB doesn’t show up under driver

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  • #317902 Reply

    ssquire
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    I created a Derby DB Driver using the tutorial as a model and the database I created doesn’t show up under my driver. However, it was definitely created because it exists down the derby DB path.

    Any idea what I may have missed?

    #317915 Reply

    support-swapna
    Moderator

    ssquire,

    1) How did you create Derby DB database ? Did you create a new table ?

    2) Can you please attach a visual for the Derby DB not showing up under the driver ? Here is an FAQ on how to upload the attachments on forums :
    https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/troubleshooting-how-to-upload-attachments-on-forum/

    #317930 Reply

    ssquire
    Member

    The database was created by creating a driver “SHHCS”, selecting “Derby” for the driver template, and leaving the “create=true” option intact on the end of the command. When I was done the database was created, but it did not display in the database explorer under the driver name I used.

    #317931 Reply

    ssquire
    Member

    I also can’t connect to that database driver unless I first connect to the default “MyEclipse Derby” driver. then and only then will it connect to my “SHHCS” driver.

    #317932 Reply

    ssquire
    Member

    I’ve tried to upload several graphic images and they all error out (.png, .jpg, .gif). Please advise.

    #317935 Reply

    support-swapna
    Moderator

    ssquire,

    Did you go through this FAQ which explains how to attach the files ? https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/troubleshooting-how-to-upload-attachments-on-forum/

    If you are unable to upload it to the thread then send it using ‘PM’ button as explained in the FAQ.
    Attach a screenshot which shows how you are creating the database.

    #317954 Reply

    ssquire
    Member

    Swapna,
    Whenever I try to upload a file I get the following error:
    Upload Error: Could not upload Attachment to ././modules/PNphpBB2/files/shhcs.zip.

    This zip file is only 400K. I am really trying to get these files to you, as I would like to get this issue resolved, however, I believe it may be something on your end causing the problem.

    #317956 Reply

    ssquire
    Member

    I even tried on another computer and it still won’t upload swapna. Do you have an email address I can send it to?

    #317960 Reply

    ssquire
    Member

    I tried the upload on both Chrome and IE and I get the same error msg:
    Upload Error: Could not upload Attachment to ././modules/PNphpBB2/files/How_DB_Created.zip

    #317961 Reply

    ssquire
    Member

    Also, the only way I can upload files is using the PM option.

    #317966 Reply

    support-swapna
    Moderator

    ssquire,

    Sorry for the inconvenience caused. You can either send them using the PM option or send a mail to support@genuitec.com. Please add ATTN: Swapna in the subject and refer to this thread.

    #318030 Reply

    Brian Fernandes
    Moderator

    ssquire,

    1) When you connect using a driver and that sort of URL, you are connecting to (and possibly creating) the database. What you see under that is a list of schemata, not a list of databases. If you connect to your new database, assuming you’ve called it SHHCS, don’t expect to see a schema listed with that name – it won’t exist. You probably notice that you do not see the CLASSICCARS schema anymore though, because that is part of the myeclipse database and not the new database that you just created. The schemata that you do see are some Derby default schemata for databases. To create a schema, you will need to execute some DDL “create schema SHHCS;” for instance – then close and reopen the connection to see it appear. This schema will be part of your new database.

    2) The MyEclipse Derby driver is special in the fact that it will start the Derby server when you attempt to connect to it, if the Derby server is not already running. This will not happen with a different driver – here you can start the Derby server manually using the Servers view or the Servers drop down button on the primary MyEclipse toolbar and then attempt to connect with your Driver.

    Hope this helps.

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