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DERBY-90
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Bug
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Closed
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| Resolution: |
Fixed
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| Priority: |
Major
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A B
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| Reporter: |
Ron Reuben
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0
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| Resolution Date: |
06/Dec/04 10:50 PM
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Using Derby version 10.0.2.1 - (106978), when I execute
java org.apache.derby.tools.dblook
instead of getting the usage message, I get
CSLOOK_Usage
Similarly, when using dblook to generate database schema, the output text contains keys such as the one above, instead of their associated text. e.g.
-- CSLOOK_Timestamp, <2004-12-04 19:22:57.038>
-- CSLOOK_DBName, <sample>
-- CSLOOK_DBUrl, <jdbc:derby:sample>
-- appendLogs: false
-- ----------------------------------------------
-- CSLOOK_SchemasHeader
-- ----------------------------------------------
CREATE SCHEMA "SAMP";
-- ----------------------------------------------
-- CSLOOK_TablesHeader
-- ----------------------------------------------
CREATE TABLE "SAMP"."IN_TRAY" ("RECEIVED" TIMESTAMP, "SOURCE" CHAR(8), "SUBJECT" CHAR(64), "NOTE_TEXT" VARCHAR(3000));
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Description
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Using Derby version 10.0.2.1 - (106978), when I execute
java org.apache.derby.tools.dblook
instead of getting the usage message, I get
CSLOOK_Usage
Similarly, when using dblook to generate database schema, the output text contains keys such as the one above, instead of their associated text. e.g.
-- CSLOOK_Timestamp, <2004-12-04 19:22:57.038>
-- CSLOOK_DBName, <sample>
-- CSLOOK_DBUrl, <jdbc:derby:sample>
-- appendLogs: false
-- ----------------------------------------------
-- CSLOOK_SchemasHeader
-- ----------------------------------------------
CREATE SCHEMA "SAMP";
-- ----------------------------------------------
-- CSLOOK_TablesHeader
-- ----------------------------------------------
CREATE TABLE "SAMP"."IN_TRAY" ("RECEIVED" TIMESTAMP, "SOURCE" CHAR(8), "SUBJECT" CHAR(64), "NOTE_TEXT" VARCHAR(3000)); |
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