Following on from my earlier post, a new JDBC driver has been published to our external Maven repository by Alan Raison. In the next 24 hours the updated driver will be propagated to the central Maven repostory. For more information about obtaining the Ingres JDBC driver using Maven see Alan’s original post.
The following is a (rough) translation of a post by Fátima Casaú Pérez I picked up via twitter. To see the original post go to http://blogs.salenda.es/fatima_casau/2009/09/30/inyectar-un-datasource-ingres-en-grails/: Recently I found the need to use a DAO data source based on an external library in my application. In fact a different data source from my application against [...]
I am pleased to announce that the Ingres JDBC driver is now available via the central Maven repository. For those who don’t know, Maven is a dependency management and project lifecycle tool for Java projects. The hosting of the Ingres JDBC driver in the central repository raises the profile of the Ingres Database and should [...]
The Ingres JDBC driver, iijdbc.jar, has the capability to log the queries that pass through it. This is extremely useful for obtaining query timings as well as working out what goes between an application and the DBMS server. For example, below is a snippet of a trace obtained from Jira: 2008-07-08 10:04:12.319: Ingres-ResultSet[40296].next() 2008-07-08 10:04:12.319: [...]
This Wednesday I gave a session on the languages that can interface with Ingres. The content of my session was a high level overview with some simple examples thrown in for the non Embedded languages. Going into sufficient detail for all the languages we support in 35 minutes was not possible. There was a lot [...]
As a follow up to a prior post you can now register to attend the (free as in beer) UK IUA spring conference. I will be presenting a session on the different languages you can interface with Ingres, entitled – No Speaky the COBOL? – Ingres can speak your language. If you do not like [...]
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