If you are using netbeans Download the sqlitejdbc driverRight click the Libraries folder from the Project window and select Add Library ,then click on the Create button enter the Library name (SQLite) and hit OK

I'm using Eclipse and I copied your code and got the same error. I then opened up the project properties->Java Build Path -> Libraries->Add External JARs...c:\jrun4\lib\sqlitejdbc-v056.jarWorked like a charm. You may need to restart your web server if you've just copied the .jar file.

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To download the latest version of SQLite JDBC Driver, you go to the download page. You should download the latest version of the driver. At the time of this writing, the latest version is sqlite-jdbc-3.27.2.1.jar.

I tried now three different things:

New install of OH4 with my config backup (initial.zip in /boot)

New install of OH3 with my config backup (initial.zip in /boot)

New install of OH4 with clean config and then installing jdbc sqlite, add mqtt binding and some things/items and add them to persistance (via the new GUI)

The OS was upgraded to 64 bit.

The openhabian detection of the architecture may not work correct or may not yet be prepared to detect this case.

I think others also had this oroblem but havent seen that mentuoned anywhere yet.

I originally mentioned this in July. You might want to add a release note or FAQ for a workaround. Anyone that upgrades a raspberry pi4 is goint to hit the problem if they use sqlite for persistence. More people are likely to upgrade as time goes on.

In your other thread you wrote that you have the problem with 3.4.4-2 so that one is even witout upgrade to 4.0.

Question: your 3.4.4-2 and 4.0 instance are/were based on 64 bit ?

As far as I understand the problem initially described here was that the OS was upgraded to 64 bit while 32 bit initially was installed. Changing the boot/kernel parameter made sure that the host was booted in 32 bit mode.

In your case as far as I understand you initially installed 64 bit, right ?

I was on 3.4.4-2 as 32bit and everything was fine, and did a general system apt update / upgrade, which (unknown to me at the time) enabled the kernel from 32 bits to 64bits as the linked article says. After that jdbc never worked again because the library was wrong. Subsequent to that I finally got around to updating OH to 4.0.3 so I was just reporting that the issue is the same.

Here we are almost to the end of 2012 and I still cannot connect JasperSoft to my SQLite database on OpenSuSE Linux. I have been trying for... almost 4 years now... really frustrating to say the least.

Now to connect to database. First select Jdbc connection. Still after that you didn't see sqlite driver in JDBC driver combobox. So wirte in that " org.sqlite.JDBC" and in JDBC url type " jdbc:sqlite:sqlite file location" For example "jdbc:sqlite:E:WorkplaceDb_testproject2.sqlite".

JDBC is just an API. In order to actually use it, you need to include a driver for the specific DBMS that you are using - in your case SQLite - as a runtime dependency. An SQLite JDBC driver is available as Maven artifact org.xerial:sqlite-jdbc.

Maven artifacts can be used as Gradle dependencies quite easily, in fact Gradle mainly depends on using Maven artifacts. Go here to simply see how to add that artifact to your gradle projecct, but the TL;DR of it is this: implementation group: 'org.xerial', name: 'sqlite-jdbc', version: '3.34.0'

I have a bunch of SQlite files with multiple tables each that I want to integrate into ES. All of ES is installed on Debian using the deb packages. Integration is done using JDBC with the following input configuration either with multiple jdbc blocks (per table) or multiple logstash configs (per database and table in database):

Either way, if I index only a small amount of data into ES it works fine, but indexing all tables within a single database already fails (around 16MB SQlite database file size) with a single call of logstash. What I receive is:

OK, so how do you mitigate this? I think you will need a separate tmp folder per LS instance.

In /config/jvm.options uncomment and set -Djava.io.tmpdir=/tmp/logstash-1.

Make sure each LS install is sequentially numbered. Go create and set permissions on those folders.

Thanks again. I am pretty new to logstash, so this might sound a bit dumb. I am aware of the fact that I can start multiple instances of logstash, but I only start it once with "-f "*.logstash". Does this invoke multiple instances of LS? How can I number those instances as suggested above? Is this a bug and will it be fixed in the future?

Ahh, I understand now. You have multiple JDBC inputs in one running LS instance. These are messing with each other. I was foxed by your phrase "multiple jdbc blocks (per table) or multiple logstash configs (per database and table in database):". I assumed you have multiple LS instances running.

Unfortunately multiple instances of LS won't be possible as i'd like to add roughly 20 databases with around 10 tables each every 15 minutes.i fear this won't work.will this be fixed in upcoming versions to truely support multiple jdbc sources per config or do you see using the sqlite input plugin works for my use case?first experiments there also showed some problems...

My very last alternative would be to convert the sqlite data into csv tables and import those text files into logstash, but I would prefer using a direct sqlite connection if possible. Any idea how to fix the RubyObject issue above?

After some investigation, unfortunately logstash-input-sqlite uses the same JDBC driver (an older version though, but still includes the cleanup) under the hood. Meaning that even if the "Missing Valuefier handling for full class name=org.jruby.RubyObject, simple name=RubyObject" bug was fixed you would still get the .so file delete issue.

BTW, the "Missing Valuefier" bug is because the input has not been updated to convert some JDBC datatypes to datatypes that are acceptable to the newish Java Event (each acceptable datatype has a corresponding Valuefier).

That said, we have not verified that multiple JDBC inputs work satisfactorily on all supported DB technologies. We simply do not have enough time to do this - we rely on the help of others (e.g. you) and offer this kind of help in return.

I'm new to Application Servers and JBoss/Wildfly as a whole. I'm trying to run a WildFly 8.2 server and add an sqlite datasource. So far with very little luck. I've search over and over but m unable to find an example of hoe to setup the datasource on Wildfly

Can someone provide some help as to how to properly configure the datasource. My main problem areas are that I dont know what dependencies WildFly is looking for and I'm not absolutely clear on how to form the JNDI string. the H2 database uses java:jboss/datasources/ExampleDS but if I add the datasources into the JNDI I get the same error.

I'm suspecting Wildfly is not finding the jdbc driver for SQLite but am unable to figure out where I've gone wrong. I've tried to follow numerous other examples for other database types (mainly mySQL that I've seen) but without luck.

If the JDBC driver for SQLite is not installed on your computer, find the link on the Driver Installation page to install the driver. Follow the instructions to download and install this driver on your computer.

If you do not want to install a driver and want to store relational data quickly, you can use the MATLAB interface to SQLite. For details, see Interact with Data in SQLite Database Using MATLAB Interface to SQLite.

Open the Database Explorer app by clicking the Apps tab on the MATLAB Toolstrip. Then, on the right of the Apps section, click the Show more arrow to open the apps gallery. Under Database Connectivity and Reporting, click Database Explorer. Alternatively, enter databaseExplorer at the command line.

Connect to the SQLite database by creating a URL string using the format jdbc:subprotocol:subname. The jdbc part of this string remains constant for any JDBC driver. subprotocol is a database type, in this case, sqlite. For SQLite, subname contains the location of the database. For example, your URL string is jdbc:sqlite:dbpath, where dbpath is the full path to your SQLite database on your computer. Enter your string in the URL box and press Enter.

Under Connection Options, in the Name column, enter the name of an additional driver-specific option. Then, in the Value column, enter the value of the driver-specific option. Click the plus sign + to specify additional driver-specific options.

Set the JDBC connection options. For example, this code assumes that you are connecting to a JDBC data source named SQLite, full path of the SQLite driver location C:\Drivers\sqlite-jdbc-3.8.11.2.jar, SQLite driver Java class object org.sqlite.JDBC, and URL string jdbc:sqlite:C:\Databases\sqlite.db.

The app connects to the database and displays its tables in the Data Browser pane. A data source tab appears to the right of the pane. The title of the data source tab is the data source name that you defined during the setup. The data source tab contains empty SQL Query and Data Preview panes.

From the Eclipse menu, select File, then under that, select New, and then Java Project. This is the same way you create any Java project; using the JDBC driver makes no difference in this step. Give your project a name (I called mine jdbc-example), and select whatever options you want. I pretty much left mine at the default:

I want to change the Java Build Path. Click on Java Build Path on the left-hand side of the window (circled in red), and your window will now look like something like this (again, without the red ellipse):

The next() method returns true if there are more results in the ResultSet to be processed. To get the actual values from the result, you use the various get*() methods, depending on the type of the row. In my example table, the ID field is an INTEGER, and the NAME field is TEXT, so I use getInt() for the ID and getString() for the NAME. 152ee80cbc

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