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Creating Databases and Roles from Enterprise Application

 
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Hi all;

Am Trying to create a database and user roles from an enterprise application but to no avail.
The following exception is overthrown

the code is as follows

any help will really be appreaciated



 
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Holy moly that's a lot of error. I didn't read every line but I didn't see any explanation of a database / sql error. How about trying your SQL in a simple main() test? You may be able to get a better explanation of the problem (SQL error, wrong privileges error, etc). Or may be the error is not a SQL error at all.
 
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Marembo,
Many (or all) databases do not allow you to create a database via JDBC. Try it using Runtime.exec to run at the command line.
 
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thank you guys, actually doing it as a process command will help, its only that now i'll have to know what type of database the client will be using-but thats a lot easier.

However, i want to use two datasources in the same ejb-unit; viz:



is this possible, because it is not working apparently.

Thanks guys.
 
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Yes we can use two Datasources in a way you are using. What is not working out for you?
 
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