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Posted to derby-dev@db.apache.org by Edward Rayl <er...@bellsouth.net> on 2005/03/18 19:38:25 UTC

Derby-based JDBC courseware

I've just finished writing basic JDBC courseware for Object Innovations 
that features Derby as its default database.  The course is geared 
towards using the SQL standard rather than vendor proprietary SQL.  The 
same JDBC queries run against Derby, MySQL and Oracle.  The announcement 
is at:

http://objectinnovations.com/News/05-03-16.html

I had to use a work-around when discussing scrollable result sets, but 
I'll change that as soon as this work is finished within Derby.

Ed

Re: Derby-based JDBC courseware

Posted by Edward Rayl <er...@bellsouth.net>.

Jean,

>
> I noticed that the course description at 
> http://objectinnovations.com/CourseOutlines/168.html mentions Apache 
> Derby, but not until the System Requirements section at the bottom of 
> that page. I wonder if it might be possible to add Derby to the first 
> paragraph on that page as well, along with MySQL 3.22.9 and Oracle9i. 


I'm ahead of you on that one, I already made the request.

Ed

Re: Derby-based JDBC courseware

Posted by "Jean T. Anderson" <jt...@bristowhill.com>.

Thanks, Ed!

I changed the "How To's" slot on the Papers tab to "Instruction" and 
added the link to your course.

I also added a link to the developworks "Cloudscape Detective":
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/edu/dm-dw-dm-0412kubasta-i.html?S_TACT=104AHW11&S_CMP=LIB

Does anyone know of any other course materials?

web site changes should appear after next sync with the web server.

  -jean

Edward Rayl wrote:
> Jean,
> 
> The Object Innovations web site has been changed.  Derby is mentioned at 
> the top of the database list.
> 
> Ed
> 
>> Thanks for the post, Ed!
>>
>> I noticed that the course description at 
>> http://objectinnovations.com/CourseOutlines/168.html mentions Apache 
>> Derby, but not until the System Requirements section at the bottom of 
>> that page. I wonder if it might be possible to add Derby to the first 
>> paragraph on that page as well, along with MySQL 3.22.9 and Oracle9i.
>>
>> cheers,
>>
>>  -jean

Re: Derby-based JDBC courseware

Posted by Edward Rayl <er...@bellsouth.net>.

Jean,

The Object Innovations web site has been changed.  Derby is mentioned at 
the top of the database list.

Ed

> Thanks for the post, Ed!
>
> I noticed that the course description at 
> http://objectinnovations.com/CourseOutlines/168.html mentions Apache 
> Derby, but not until the System Requirements section at the bottom of 
> that page. I wonder if it might be possible to add Derby to the first 
> paragraph on that page as well, along with MySQL 3.22.9 and Oracle9i.
>
> cheers,
>
>  -jean
>
> Edward Rayl wrote:
>
>> I've just finished writing basic JDBC courseware for Object 
>> Innovations that features Derby as its default database.  The course 
>> is geared towards using the SQL standard rather than vendor 
>> proprietary SQL.  The same JDBC queries run against Derby, MySQL and 
>> Oracle.  The announcement is at:
>>
>> http://objectinnovations.com/News/05-03-16.html
>>
>> I had to use a work-around when discussing scrollable result sets, 
>> but I'll change that as soon as this work is finished within Derby.
>>
>> Ed
>>
>>
>
>
>

Re: Derby-based JDBC courseware

Posted by "Jean T. Anderson" <jt...@bristowhill.com>.

Thanks for the post, Ed!

I noticed that the course description at 
http://objectinnovations.com/CourseOutlines/168.html mentions Apache 
Derby, but not until the System Requirements section at the bottom of 
that page. I wonder if it might be possible to add Derby to the first 
paragraph on that page as well, along with MySQL 3.22.9 and Oracle9i.

cheers,

  -jean

Edward Rayl wrote:
> I've just finished writing basic JDBC courseware for Object Innovations 
> that features Derby as its default database.  The course is geared 
> towards using the SQL standard rather than vendor proprietary SQL.  The 
> same JDBC queries run against Derby, MySQL and Oracle.  The announcement 
> is at:
> 
> http://objectinnovations.com/News/05-03-16.html
> 
> I had to use a work-around when discussing scrollable result sets, but 
> I'll change that as soon as this work is finished within Derby.
> 
> Ed
> 
>