That smells like some kind of linux filesystem issue.
Some of the linux filesystems can take a very long time to perform a
sync() operation, which is what H2 performs during a commit to make sure
the data gets to disk.
I would start by looking at what options you are using when mounting
your
Hi,
Could you tell me which JVM you are using? Is it the Oracle one? I tried
with OpenJDK (two different JVMs) and it was very slow. But with the Oracle
JVM it should be OK. See also:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/java/raspberrypi-1704896.html
At least it shouldn't take 6 seconds. W
Hi,
we are using H2 for an OSGI application. Under linux and windows on an X86
the database performs very well. However when running on an ARM based
system (raspberry pi) with flash memory (sd-card) the database inserts get
terrible slow. Updating an exiting object (should string fields) takes
Was this ever resolved? I'm getting a similar error.
On Monday, August 13, 2012 3:07:30 PM UTC-4, bdeen wrote:
>
> I'm running with h2 h2-1.3.166.jar. I'm getting the following. The only
> thing I see on this issue is that this was suppose to be fixed in the 159
> version. Anyone see this an
Is there any research paper about h2 database?
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