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Re: xxx$db$tables
- To: instantdb@smartcard.co.uk
- Subject: Re: xxx$db$tables
- From: martin.husted@notes.electrolux.dk
- Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 08:54:22 +0100
- Sender: owner-instantdb@smartcard.co.uk
Hey Peter, Very nice, and one can even use tableNamePattern to get tables with specific name patterns, just what I was looking for, I did'nt even bare a hope in finding such a thing. Thanks a lot for the help Peter. Greetings Martin "Peter Hearty" <peter.hearty@ceasar.demon.co.uk> on 22-10-99 16:47:36 To: instantdb@smartcard.co.uk cc: Subject: Re: xxx$db$tables Martin >Is this boundary between system and user tables the only way to separate to two >types of tables? Not quite. You could use DatabaseMetaData.getTables. It has a final field String[] types. InstantDB recognises the types TABLE and SYSTEM TABLE which allows you to distinguish between the two. To unsubscribe from this list, please an send email to 'majordomo@smartcard.co.uk' with the text 'unsubscribe instantdb' in the message body. |
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