Developer provides an embedded database. The embedded database is used for testing and debugging the developed J2EE applications.
You use Development Environment Instant Setup provided with the Developer to build the embedded database.
You use HiRDB SQL Executer to create the embedded database tables. The following figure shows the flow for creating embedded database tables.
Figure 3-1 Procedure for creating an embedded database table
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- Note
- Developer does not support the functionality to remove an error when the error occurs in the Developer-provided embedded database. Therefore, in the Developer-provided embedded database, do not save data that you might have to restore.
- HiRDB SQL Executer is included in the Developer-provided embedded database, for confirming the contents during testing and debugging. You can use HiRDB SQL Executer only for testing and debugging the developed applications.
Each operation is described below.
- Installing HiRDB SQL Executer
To operate an embedded database, install HiRDB SQL Executer. For details, see 3.2 Installing HiRDB SQL Executer.
- Adding an RD area
Add an RD area to the database according to the contents of the used embedded database. For details, see 3.4 Adding and deleting an RD area.
- Setting operational control of the embedded database
Specify settings for the operation control of the embedded database according to the contents of the used embedded database. For details, see 3.5 Setting operational control of the embedded database.
- Operating the embedded database
Use HiRDB SQL Executer to operate the built embedded database and to create and reference tables. For details, see 3.3 Operating an embedded database.
The following sections describe the procedure for setting an embedded database according to the flow.
Note that an embedded database built using Development Environment Instant Setup can also be unset up with Development Environment Instant Setup.
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