Database Explorer shows most fields filled with Null
Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 12:48 am
Hello,
I am using oXygen 8.2.0 on Eclipse 3.2.2 with Java 1.6.0_1 in connection with the accompying JDBC-ODBC bridge on WinXP Pro/SP2 and Christian Werner's ODBC SQlite3 driver. I have installed the driver and set it up in the MS ODBC Control Panel. I get a connection and all seems to be fine.
In the documentation to the Database Perspective I found this:
I am sure, that there is contents in those other fields because I use them already programatically.
Now my question: What happens ?
Could this be due to the ODBC driver I am using or could this be a Java thing or could this be an oXygen thing ?
I am so happy about the chance to access my database while doing work in Eclipse. I am just learning to use Django and it is sometimes nicer to have a direct view onto the db. And since I use Pydev and Aptana in Eclipse, there is the oXygen views just around the corner
I am using oXygen 8.2.0 on Eclipse 3.2.2 with Java 1.6.0_1 in connection with the accompying JDBC-ODBC bridge on WinXP Pro/SP2 and Christian Werner's ODBC SQlite3 driver. I have installed the driver and set it up in the MS ODBC Control Panel. I get a connection and all seems to be fine.
In the documentation to the Database Perspective I found this:
It starts with the explorer. Most fields are displayed as '(null)'. It seems, that INT, SMALLINT UNSIGNED and DATETIME are the only fields being displayed with their values.[...]Please note that you can also open an XML schema component in the editor by double-clicking it. To view the content of a table in the Table Explorer view double-click one of its fields.
I am sure, that there is contents in those other fields because I use them already programatically.
Now my question: What happens ?
Could this be due to the ODBC driver I am using or could this be a Java thing or could this be an oXygen thing ?
I am so happy about the chance to access my database while doing work in Eclipse. I am just learning to use Django and it is sometimes nicer to have a direct view onto the db. And since I use Pydev and Aptana in Eclipse, there is the oXygen views just around the corner