For starters, if two different machines try and update the same database
file at the same time, something is going to go wrong.
The sync process will not know how to merge the files and something will
get lost.
On 2013-05-08 23:42, JohanBerg wrote:
Hi!
I wonder if anyone has experience with
Thanks, I can reproduce this now.
It's going to take me a while to work out a fix though.
On 2013-05-09 06:01, Ainimyoung wrote:
Hi Noel,
We found that the deadlock can be duplicated with MULTI_THREADED=TRUE
much more easily.
The following three statements got no response from H2 while we
Hi,
I've been able to set up a TcpServer and connect to it remotely (when I say
remotely, I still mean on the same machine, but using tcp://localhost:port
etc from a different thread) no problem at all. Where I have difficulty is
connecting to a PgServer remotely. I can connect to it locally
Hi,
What problem do you want to solve by using the PgServer? The PgServer is
not needed if you have Java on the client side. If you have Java on the
client side, just use the TcpServer and (database
URL jdbc:h2:tcp://localhost/~/test).
If you really, really want to connect to the PgServer using
I have got a SpringMVC application which runs on Apache Tomcat and uses H2
database. The infrastructure contains two application servers (lets name
them A B) running their own Tomcat Servers. I also have a H2 database
clustering in place.
On one system (A)
I ran the following command java
Hi,
You have posted the same question at
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16464936/h2-database-cluster-recovery
See my answer there.
Regards,
Thomas
On Thu, May 9, 2013 at 5:05 PM, soumya sengupta
maverick.sou...@gmail.comwrote:
I have got a SpringMVC application which runs on Apache
Thanks for the replies!
The possibility of file-conflicts is a problem for dropbox, not for H2, I
think. If a file is changed from two computers at a time, dropbox will
catch this, and H2 will still use the local copies. Or?
I'm more worried if the database-files would be corrupted if for
I'm not sure how dropbox handles open files, but regarding multiple
files h2 should be fine as everything is in 1 file. If you have separate
lobs or fulltext index that might be a problem. You could regenerate
full text index, but if lobs are out of sync I don't know how it would
handle it. So
Hi,
I am moving an H2 based project to Android, and have found that the DB
is working fine.
However, I have a need to connect the database to an Adapter, which
means that I need a Cursor. So, I was looking again at the H2 to
Android database port, and found Javadoc and source for org.h2.android
