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Greg Stasko
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I've done an evaluation installation of the pre-QA MongoDB JDBC driver that supports deeper normalization on Mac OS X Yosemite running Java 1.7. The installation seemed to run to completion without incident. I launch the SchemaTool by double-clicking on the installdir /tools/schematool.jar file. Opens to the "Open Schema Definition" pane. Since this is a new install, I click on the "Create New Schema Definition:" button. I enter the path to a non-existent .profile file, since it is going to be created when I save the output of the tool. I fill out the necessary connection parameters (host, port, database, etc.) which I've successfully used to connect with other MongoDB tools. Click on "Open Schema Definition" and am presented with "Select an initial view for your data" pane. Leave all defaults and click "Ok". There's a brief flash of a window that comes and goes too quick to see, and am then back at the "Open Schema Definition" pane with all of my data for the new schema definition entered. Nothing has been created at the target location of the .profile file. This is the same problem I had with the GA version of the MongoDB JDBC driver I tried before, although I never wrote it up. Figured user error. But I successfully installed and configured the Windows ODBC driver supporting deeper normalization, so I figure I'm fundamentally doing things correctly. (Yes ODBC - will try Windows JDBC to see what happens there.) Any ideas what's happening or not happening? Suggestions as to where to look to debug this? Thanks!
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