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You can also specify the folders the JDBC Driver Finder will search. By default, it will search folders named jdbc in the DbVisualizer installation directory (${dbvis.home}) and the DbVisualizer preferences folder (${dbvis.prefsdir}). These folder paths are shown under the list of Driver Finder Paths.
If you let the JDBC Driver Finder load all drivers for you, all you need to do to install a new driver is to put the driver files in one of the folders specified for the finder in Tool Properties and then restart DbVisualizer.
Initially, the driver list contains a collection of default drivers. They are not fully configured, as the paths to search for the classes need to be identified. You can edit the list, i.e., create, copy, remove and rename drivers. A driver is ready to use once a driver class has been identified, which is indicated with a green check icon in the list. Drivers that are not ready for use are shown without an icon, or with a red cross icon if an error has been detected (such as a missing file) .
When you have selected the driver to configure, you need to load the driver files. Click the Load button to the right of the User Specified paths tree to show the file chooser and load the driver JAR, ZIP or individual files.
When a connection is established in the Connection tab, DbVisualizer searches the selected drivers files tree. The files are searched from the top of the tree, i.e., if there are several identical classes, the topmost class will be used. Loading several paths containing different versions of the same driver in one driver definition is not recommended, even though it works (if you do this, you must move the driver you are going to use to the top of the tree). The preferred method for handling multiple versions of a driver is to create several driver definitions.
When you load files in the Driver JAR Files list, DbVisualizer analyzes each file to find the classes that represent main driver classes. Each such class is listed under the path where it was found in the Driver JAR Files list, and it is also added to the Driver Class list in the Driver Settings area above. If there is more than one class in the list, make sure you select the correct Driver Class from the list. Consult the driver documentation (or the Databases and JDBC Drivers page) for information about which class to select.
A path in red color indicates that the path is invalid. This may happen if the path has been removed or moved after it was loaded into the driver manager. Simply remove the erroneous path and locate the correct one.
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As the markets are moving in the direction of the S3 protocol to communicate with object storages, ownCloud will follow this path with a clear focus. To do this, it will be a necessity to deprecate object storage via the OpenStack SWIFT protocol.
With ownCloud 10 file integrity checking by computing and matching checksums has been introduced to ensure that transferred files arrive at their target in the exact state as their origin. In some rare cases wrong checksums can be written to the database leading to synchronization issues with e.g. the Desktop Client. To mitigate such situations a new command occ files:checksums:verify has been introduced. The command recalculates checksums either for all files of a user or for files within a specified path, and compares them with the values in the database. Naturally the command also offers an option to repair incorrect checksum values (-r, --repair). Please check the available options by executing occ files:checksums:verify --help. Note: Executing this command might take some time depending on the file count.
Dear ownCloud administrator, please find below the changes and known issues in ownCloud Server 10.0.4 that need your attention. You can also read the full ownCloud Server 10.0.4 changelog for further details on what has changed. 59ce067264
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