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using derby, running in multibyte locale, create a table with mbyte in name, and in column then try to add primary key - get error message as in the attached gif first 2 lines show mbyte ok, third one does not - (this is not about that I could not do the operation, that is probably pilot error, this is just about how the mbyte looks)
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Not a bug in NetBeans, I filed http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-1335 Downgrading to P3 since the bug is not in NetBeans and the user impact is low. Just a note, characters outside the Unicode range U+0000..U+00FF are not guaranteed to be supported in object names in Derby. But I can experience the issue even with characters in that range, I tried with U+00E9.
Derby issue 1335 has been already fixed in the 10.1 codeline (not released yet, I tested with db-derby-snapshot-10.1.2.4-405564) and in the trunk.
This will be considered fixed when the fix appears in GlassFish (and note there is no stable Derby release yet containing the fix). Therefore this issue is not for 5.5.
is this fixable for 6.0, that is is the fix in the gf/javadb we are using for nb6 ? ken.frank@sun.com
Yes, both Java DB in JDK 1.6 and GlassFish V2 b58 are version 10.2, so marking as fixed.
verified; I can create table or column with mbyte in javadb. mbyte is not supported in name of dbase itself however; this is a known restriction of current javadb. ken.frank@sun.com