#!/bin/sh # Remember current directory saveD=`pwd` # Find absolute path to this script, # resolving symbolic references to the end # (changes the current directory): D=`dirname "$0"` F=`basename "$0"` cd "$D" while test -L "$F"; do P=`readlink "$F"` D=`dirname "$P"` F=`basename "$P"` cd "$D" done D=`pwd` cp=$D/h2-1.3.152.jar if [ -n "$H2DRIVERS" ] ; then cp="$cp:$H2DRIVERS" fi if [ -n "$CLASSPATH" ] ; then cp="$cp:$CLASSPATH" fi cd $saveD exec java -cp "$cp" org.h2.tools.Console $@Now you just have to make a symbolic link to h2.sh (I called mine h2db) somewhere where your path is and make it executable. Yes, this assumes some kind of Unix.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Starting H2 database
As of last, I'm using H2 database quite often and while opening a terminal and navigating to the `/bin` folder of H2 distribution is hardly a problem, it may become tedious after a while. So, without further, further, further, further... Damn it, here's the modified h2.sh with stuff taken from standard prologue of Racket scripts.
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