[ti:You Will Be My Ain True Love]
[ar:Alison Krauss]
[al:Cold Mountain Movie Soundtrack]
[by:bottleneck]
[offset:500]
[00:10.39]You'll walk unscathed through musket fire,
[00:17.06]No ploughman'
-- assumes the connections connOne, connTwo are set up already
-- 1)at the startup time, it will list all the connections
-- 2)select will now display number of rows selected
select count(*) from sys
-- Tests for temporary restrictions in the language
-- create a table
create table t1(c1 int);
-- No aggregates in the where clause
-- (Someday will will allow correlated aggregates ...)
select c1 f
# We set noTimeout to true here so that the optimizer
# will consider all choices for each query and thus
# will give consistent query plans regardless of the
# speed of the test machine.
derby.optimi
CONNONE - jdbc:derby:wombat
CONNTWO* - jdbc:derby:lemming
* = current connection
ij(CONNTWO)> -- assumes the connections connOne, connTwo are set up already
-- 1)at the startup time, it will list al
CONNONE* - jdbc:derby:wombat
CONNTWO - jdbc:derby:lemming
* = current connection
ij(CONNONE)> -- assumes the connections connOne, connTwo are set up already
-- 1)at the startup time, it will list al
##
## The following will only work for non-circular references
## if you have a dependancy chain, you will need to use
## ADD CONSTRAINT syntax (with INITIALLY DEFERRED)
## which is sticky and version
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The values for the ID_TABLE_ID column in the ID_TABLE will have
# reserved values from 1-100 for turbine tables. The rest
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The values for the ID_TABLE_ID column in the ID_TABLE will have
# reserved values from 1-100 for scheduler tables. The res
