Spaces in the database name with the client driver

[Daniel Noll <da...@nuix.com.au>]

We had issues a while ago with having spaces in the name of the database 
when using the embedded driver.  These have been fixed, but...

I've just found that there is an issue when using the *client* driver 
with databases that have spaces in their name.

Is there some kind of workaround for this issue?

As it's a URL we're supposed to specify, I tried using %20 but that 
didn't work anyway.  I also tried modifying the URL parsing code in the 
ClientDriver class but that results in a network protocol error.

Daniel

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Re: Spaces in the database name with the client driver

[Oy...@Sun.COM]

Daniel Noll wrote:
> We had issues a while ago with having spaces in the name of the database 
> when using the embedded driver.  These have been fixed, but...
> 
> I've just found that there is an issue when using the *client* driver 
> with databases that have spaces in their name.
> 
> Is there some kind of workaround for this issue?
> 
> As it's a URL we're supposed to specify, I tried using %20 but that 
> didn't work anyway.  I also tried modifying the URL parsing code in the 
> ClientDriver class but that results in a network protocol error.

Hi Daniel,

did you get any replies on this? Did you find a workaround? I know 
others have hit this problem too, so I created DERBY-708 for this issue.

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Oyvind Bakksjo
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