Java DB

Apache Derby

Getting Started With Derby

Derby Getting Started
Derby Reference Manual
Derby Developer's Guide
Derby Performance Tuning
Derby Server and Admin Guide
Derby Tools and Utilities
Derby Getting Started
-Introduction to Derby
-Installing and configuring Derby
-Self-study tutorial for users new to Derby
-Quick start guide for experienced JDBC users
-Documentation conventions
-Derby libraries and scripts: complete reference

 

Scripts included with Derby

Derby includes scripts that start the Derby tools, add the appropriate libraries to the CLASSPATH, and start and stop the Network Server. These scripts available only when you download the bin distribution of Derby.

The Derby scripts are located in the /bin directory where you installed Derby. To run the scripts, you need to set several environment variables so that the scripts run correctly. See Setting the environment variables to set the environment variables.

You must run the Derby scripts in an appropriate command line environment, such as a Windows command prompt or a UNIX shell.

The complete list of scripts that are included with Derby is:
bin/dblook
Runs the dblook tool.
bin/ij
Starts the ij tool.
bin/NetworkServerControl
Runs NetworkServerControl.
bin/setEmbeddedCP
Puts all of the Derby libraries for an embedded environment in the CLASSPATH.
bin/setNetworkClientCP
Puts the libraries needed to connect to the Derby Network Server into the CLASSPATH.
bin/setNetworkServerCP
Puts the libraries needed to start the Derby Network Server into the CLASSPATH.
bin/startNetworkServer
Starts the Network Server on the local machine.
bin/stopNetworkServer
Stops the Network Server on the local machine.
bin/sysinfo
Runs the sysinfo tool.
 

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