resql/DriverClass.java
> make[1]: *** [postgresql/DriverClass.class] Error 139
> make[1]: Leaving directory `/root/postgresql-7.0beta3/src/interfaces/jdbc'
> make: *** [jdbc1] Error 2
I guess it mean javac returned 139 as an error code. Have a look in the
javac doco...
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Tom Coo
ty? I'm no expert here (never used the language) but
I'd have thought it'd have to be in there...
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d then
alias it to a menu item 'Save to Database' or something like that.
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> > This would have to be doable in VB, wouldn't it? Doesn't it have some sort
> > of ODBC functionality? I'm no expert here (never used the language) but
> > I'd hav
of what actually goes wrong, like 'it throws
exception x' or 'this statement just sits there doing nothing,' rather
than, 'I'm having problems using JDBC driver.' Code snippet is good,
though - wish more people would do that!
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very large number, but that's what they thought
about 2000, also...
What I'm saying is, is there a better way of doing this?
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a version of
>postgresql.jar
> but then it was compiled for 6.5.2.. Can i use the same jar file or do i need to get
>a seperate one
> for 7.0
> Any help will be appreciated
> Bye
> Anand
>
>
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For anything much more than this, I'd just create a table with all the
possible values in it, each with a unique identifier, and then use the
identifier in my_tbl. Then you can c
