Hi,
I would like to propose a different packaging style for the zip-
download. This zip file currently contains the h2-database jar as /h2/
bin/h2-1.1.115.jar. I would rather prefer this way: /h2-1.1.115/bin/
h2.jar
Advantage: You can define a H2_HOME classpath variable in the eclipse
ide.
Agreed.
I was already thinking about such kind of proposal.
Best,
Manfred
Frank Schwarz wrote:
Hi,
I would like to propose a different packaging style for the zip-
download. This zip file currently contains the h2-database jar as /h2/
bin/h2-1.1.115.jar. I would rather prefer this way:
Hi,
i have a little problem.
I have a data file around 120MB, which contains around 7 milions of
lines, and i need to import it to database as fast as it gets. This
situation will occure like once a week, so it is not a one time
thing...
I used embeded mysql server and used their LOAD DATA IN
Hi
can someone explain me why these two statement returns different
values ?
select convert('023',integer)
return 19
select convert('023',double)
return 23
I'm running version 1.1.115 on java 1.6.0_13
Thanks in advance
E.
Hi,
- Created a table with an identity field (which strangely creates a
primary key by default)
The documentation is unclear. What about if I extend the CREATE TABLE
documentation:
Identity and auto-increment columns are columns with a sequence as the
default. The column declared as the
In the first case, the leading '0' indicates an octal representation of the
number.
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 9:21 AM, tuxshadow tuxshadow1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
can someone explain me why these two statement returns different
values ?
select convert('023',integer)
return 19
Hi,
You need to ensure the processing is really happening in the
background. You could reduce the thread priority (Thread.setPriority).
Additionally, you can slow down H2 using SET THROTTLE - see also
http://www.h2database.com/html/grammar.html#setthrottle - this should
solve most such problems.
putting the version in the name of the jar file itself is actually the
maven convention. i have approximately 75 deps on my eclipse
classpath for the project i work on, and every single one of them is
versioned in that manner. they are easily resolved and downloaded
during build time because
they are easily resolved and downloaded
during build time
I second this! I *like* having the version in the jar name rather
than the folder.
This way users can put multiple versions in the bin folder, when
migrating between versions.
Switch the JAR you use (in your IDE or the shell
Right off, I should say that I'm not sure if this is H2 at fault, some
part of the JDBC spec I am misinterpreting, or a setting that needs to
be changed.
The problem: an H2 ResultSet is not showing changes I make to the
underlying data. The database is using more or less default settings
they are easily resolved and downloaded
during build time
This way users can put multiple versions in the bin folder, when
migrating between versions.
In addition to the above, versioning file names also makes debugging easier.
A look at the classpath tells you exactly which version is in
Hi,
I have a in memory database which has couple of tables in it , is
there a way for me to determine the size of each table?
You mean the size used in memory? No, at the moment not. H2 uses a
value cache where common values are shared among rows and possibly
tables (values objects are
Thanks. Is that 116? When is it expected released?
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Thomas Muellerthomas.tom.muel...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Hi. In the Quick Start at the end it shows a screenshot of the web
console. I followed the instructions to create the test table, and you
can
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