Re: Crystal Reports / PostgreSQL

Yes, please add this. Or have it write to a log or something. Usually
an app has a details button that allows you to see a trace or something
with more detail. What is provided is not sufficient.

kh

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Subject: Re: [JDBC] Crystal Reports / PostgreSQL

Kris Jurka wrote:
>
> Right, without knowing what method is actually being called and
failing it
> is tough to determine if a workaround is available or how much work it

> would be to implement the method.

I read in the code that the Uninmplemented exception was designed to
reduce driver size, but would you consider a patch adding the name of
the unimplemented function to the message ?

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Hi, Kenneth,

Kenneth Hutchinson schrieb:
> Yes, please add this. Or have it write to a log or something. Usually
> an app has a details button that allows you to see a trace or something
> with more detail. What is provided is not sufficient.

I would say that it is on behalf of the app to present the Stacktrace of
the NotImplementedException to the user.

It is unwise for a driver to assume it can wildly write to stdout /
stderr or wherever.

Markus
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Kenneth Hutchinson wrote:
> Yes, please add this. Or have it write to a log or something. Usually
> an app has a details button that allows you to see a trace or something
> with more detail. What is provided is not sufficient.

If you set a log writer on java.sql.DriverManager, every
java.sql.SQLException (or subclass e.g. PSQLException) will log a stack
trace on construction. I actually find this more annoying than useful
when debugging, but it's out of our control..

-O

On Thu, 10 Feb 2005, Kenneth Hutchinson wrote:

> Yes, please add this. Or have it write to a log or something. Usually
> an app has a details button that allows you to see a trace or something
> with more detail. What is provided is not sufficient.
>

Xavier Poinsard has provided a patch to do this and I've put up new
temporary jars if you'd like to retry:

http://www.ejurka.com/pgsql/jars/kh/

Kris Jurka