I'm really not sure sorry. I wouldn't think it would cause an issue if
it doesn't OOM. Even in the event of OOM or power outage, process
killed, etc, it still should be fairly safe.
Can you post about your environment, JVM version, OS, JVM startup params
etc? Do you access files on a network file system? I probably can't
help, but someone else here probably can :)
Ryan
On 4/04/2014 5:08 PM, David Anstee wrote:
Hi,
We have not experienced any Out of Memory errors so far. We don't tend
to receive any errors until the database is re-opened and the
connection fails. I think this might be worth looking into further
though as our application can sometimes require large amounts of
memory for some processes. Do you think it is possible that this could
be affecting the memory usage of the h2 database, as this will be
included in the JVM, and though not causing an out of memory
exception, it could be making it 'grind to a halt'?
Thanks, Steve. We don't use many long running transactions either, but
i will look into this where we do and see if restricting these can
solve the issue.
David
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