Just out of interest, something like an Access database works out of the
box on windows (I've never seen any glaring corruption issues, they
corrupt easily, but not as easily as a bug like this would indicate).
I wonder if it works around it? I'm sure older versions like Access 2003
are unaware of SMBv2 (I have a lot of clients running Access 2003 on
network file systems running SMB2). Plus it has been standard since
Vista, so in 6 years I would have thought the issue would come up much
more regularly? I've had major performance issues on some systems with
SMB2 (But not across the board, I believe that was another issue that
SMB2 triggered, not an issue with SMB2 itself), but never corruption issues.
Ryan
On 23/01/2015 9:34 PM, Rinse Lemstra wrote:
Ok, certain versions of windows do have this behaviour, see:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_source=digest&utm_medium=email#!topic/h2-database/w65UQETmo7U
Rinse
Op donderdag 22 januari 2015 21:36:09 UTC+1 schreef Thomas Mueller:
Hi,
> on some windows-version the .lock.db file is not visible for
remote connections for up to 10 seconds
OK, if you have a file system where a new file is not visible for
up to 10 seconds, then this is not something that can be supported
by the auto-server mode (by this file locking method). In that
case, the auto-server mode can't be used. If you do use it, then
probably the database gets corrupt.
Regards,
Thomas
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