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New to Derby?

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If this is your first time using Derby, please look at the Getting Started Guide [HTML Book] [PDF] for assistance configuring your environment, creating a new database, and executing SQL statements.

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If this is your first time using Derby, please look at the Getting Started Guide [PDF] for assistance configuring your environment, creating a new database, and executing SQL statements.

Interested in seeing some code that makes use of Derby? There are also some simple demo applications included to help you understand how to start using Derby in your application.

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Derby includes some tools to help you get started working with Derby databases. Additional information about these tools can be found in the Derby Tools and Utilities Guide [HTML Book] [PDF].

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Derby includes some tools to help you get started working with Derby databases. Additional information about these tools can be found in the Derby Tools and Utilities Guide [PDF].

If you need more help getting started, the Apache Derby website has a Quick Start page with links to tutorials, more demo applications, and instructions on how to use Derby with a variety of different IDEs, tools, and web application servers.

If you need additional help, the Apache Derby Users mailing list can be helpful if you have specific questions regarding setting up and using Derby. For information on how to subscribe and post to the Apache Derby Users mailing list, please read the mailing lists page on the Apache Derby website.


Using Derby

-For information on developing and deploying an application with Derby, see the Derby Developer's Guide [HTML Book] [PDF]. A complete reference to Derby's use of JDBC and SQL can be found in the Derby Reference Manual [HTML Book] [PDF].
+For information on developing and deploying an application with Derby, see the Derby Developer's Guide [PDF]. A complete reference to Derby's use of JDBC and SQL can be found in the Derby Reference Manual [PDF].

Derby's JDBC API is documented in two sets of javadoc: @@ -49,10 +49,10 @@ application runs with the Java ME CDC/Fo javadoc if your application runs on Java SE 6.

-For information on setting up and using the Derby Network Server, which provides a client/server access model for Derby databases on machines connected over a network, please read the Derby Server and Administration Guide [HTML Book] [PDF]. +For information on setting up and using the Derby Network Server, which provides a client/server access model for Derby databases on machines connected over a network, please read the Derby Server and Administration Guide [PDF].

-Information on how to tune Derby for your specific needs can be found in Tuning Derby [HTML Book] [PDF]. This guide includes a reference to the properties which influence Derby's behavior as well as providing performance tips for certain situations. +Information on how to tune Derby for your specific needs can be found in Tuning Derby [PDF]. This guide includes a reference to the properties which influence Derby's behavior as well as providing performance tips for certain situations.


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