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This error occured when trying to call stored procedure from Oracle SQL using DBAdapter with WebLogic.
Some forums offered to change the datasource from XA to NonXA, and deselect the checkbox "Supports Global Transactions". I do that and got other error "Cannot call Connection.commit in distributed transaction". I've restarted the WebLogic server and thats it. Problem Solved. FYI :)
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I just spend a lot of time with the same problem.
I figured out that it's bug in IntelliJ with spring > 2.7.0 and will be fixed in release 222.2889.
For now, I just reduce my spring version to 2.6.8
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When I query presto data with mybatis,
It shows:
"com.facebook.presto.jdbc.NotImplementedException: Method Connection.prepareStatement is not yet implemented".
Anybody can help me?
Presto JDBC driver supports prepared statements for over a year now.
You need to upgrade the driver.
You can get the latest version from https://trino.io/download.html
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I'm not able to install Hive with Java 9, and I get some errors. I visited this [https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-17632] link showing some issues. Why is this?
As you've found from that JIRA, JDK9 is not compatible for Hive, and the ticket is still open
You'll need separately install Java 8 and set up your Hive startup scripts to make sure it uses Java 8
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dbeaver was working fine in my system.But,suddenly it is giving an error "See the log file /home/system/.dbeaver/.metadata/.log". Please,can someone help me to resolve this issue?
It might be the case that jdk is changed. Try moving the jdk if so from /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines to another location. This happened with me when I installed jdk11 and moving it, resolved my issue.
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I want to use Amazon AWS EC2 Management console in order to run a Java program.
When I try and connect to my instance using a Java SSH Client directly from my browser I get an error and nothing really happens. How to run my Java code using this console?