Hi,
I think it depends on the complexity of your application. If you are using
few connections (and concurrent transactions) and a relatively simple
schema, then H2 should be OK. If you are using many connections and complex
queries then you should consider using a different database, for example
PostgreSQL.
Regards,
Thomas
On Tuesday, December 3, 2013, James Chan wrote:
> Thanks Kartweel, maybe I should consider choosing another database for my
> application.
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