Is there a tool other than ij to look into a local derby database (folder)?

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Torben picture Torben · Dec 13, 2010 · Viewed 19.4k times · Source

I'm using Derby ij to look into my local Apache Derby database. It's just a folder and I connect to it like this:

 connect 'jdbc:derby:C:\Users\Torben\MyDatabase' USER 'me' PASSWORD 'secret';

It works, but I don't really like to look into the database in the console. Is there another tool for this? The best would be something with a GUI.

Answer

Bryan Pendleton picture Bryan Pendleton · Dec 13, 2010

Squirrel SQL can connect to an Apache Derby database. Getting Started using the SQuirreL SQL Client

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