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Libraries provided by Derby

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Derby libraries and scripts: complete reference
This section describes Derby libraries and scripts.
Libraries provided by Derby
This section shows the different libraries used by Derby and their purposes.
The following table shows the Derby engine library.
Table 24.
Engine library
Library Name
Use
derby.jar
For embedded databases.
You always need this library for embedded
environments. For client/server environments, you only
need this library on the server.
For embedded environments, you need a library in the classpath to use a tool. For a
client/server environment, you need a library on the client only. The following table shows
the tools libraries.
Table 25.
Tools libraries
Library Name
Use
derbytools.jar
Required for running all the Derby tools (such as
ij
,
dblook
, and import/export).
derbyrun.jar
Executable jar file that can be used to start the Derby
tools.
The following table shows the Derby Network Server library.
Table 26.
Network Server library
Library Name
Use
derbynet.jar
Required to start the Derby Network Server.
The following table shows the Derby network client library.
Table 27.
Network client library
Library Name
Use
derbyclient.jar
Required to use the Derby network client driver.
The following table shows the Derby locale libraries.
Table 28.
Locale libraries