Hi,
> what we would like is be able to snapshot only the incremental changes.
Well, it sounds like what you really want is a persisted database with a
very large cache. Did you try that?
> for the same amount of data, does loading from an equivalent csv file
faster than this way?
There is no de
Hi all, im new to this topic and h2, do you know a good way to connect c#
code to h2 database?
>
> I would like to use it together with an entity data model. My connection
string looks like this:
protected const string ConnectionFormatString =
"metadata=res://{0}/{1}LocalDatabase
On 2013-08-02 16:59, Nicolas Fortin (OrbisGIS) wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently writing a add-on on RSyntaxText Area in order to
underline in red syntax error in sql window, and also to autocomplete
sql. In order to do that I was thinking about using H2 explain
statements, catch exception and parse
Hi,
I'm currently writing a add-on on RSyntaxText Area in order to underline in
red syntax error in sql window, and also to autocomplete sql. In order to
do that I was thinking about using H2 explain statements, catch exception
and parse it. Parse String message is really crap, then I think abo
2013/8/2 Noel Grandin :
>
> On 2013-08-02 15:10, Cecil Westerhof wrote:
>>
>> 2013/8/2 Noel Grandin :
>>>
>>> On 2013-08-02 14:27, Cecil Westerhof wrote:
I had to search for an article containing fish. Just using LIKE
'%fish%' resulted in much to many. So I used '% fish %', but did n
On 2013-08-02 15:10, Cecil Westerhof wrote:
2013/8/2 Noel Grandin :
On 2013-08-02 14:27, Cecil Westerhof wrote:
I had to search for an article containing fish. Just using LIKE
'%fish%' resulted in much to many. So I used '% fish %', but did not
find, what I knew existed. Turns out fish was at
2013/8/2 Noel Grandin :
>
> On 2013-08-02 14:27, Cecil Westerhof wrote:
>>
>> I had to search for an article containing fish. Just using LIKE
>> '%fish%' resulted in much to many. So I used '% fish %', but did not
>> find, what I knew existed. Turns out fish was at the end of he
>> sentence and I f
On 2013-08-02 14:27, Cecil Westerhof wrote:
I had to search for an article containing fish. Just using LIKE
'%fish%' resulted in much to many. So I used '% fish %', but did not
find, what I knew existed. Turns out fish was at the end of he
sentence and I found it with '% fish%'.
Is there a way
I had to search for an article containing fish. Just using LIKE
'%fish%' resulted in much to many. So I used '% fish %', but did not
find, what I knew existed. Turns out fish was at the end of he
sentence and I found it with '% fish%'.
Is there a way to search for whole words?
--
Cecil Westerhof
Hi,
It could be a problem of the "serialized" access mode in combination with
your networked file system. Which file system do you use, and which
operating system(s)? How many clients? If the file system is NFS, what are
parameters?
I know networked file systems are problematic, would it be possi
On 2013-08-02 12:31, davide.cavestro wrote:
Hi Noel, I ventured into implementing the /JAVA_OBJECT_SERIALIZER/ command...
just to try :-).
So I would end up with three ways to set a serializer:
1. at jvm level
2. at db level through the jdbc url
3. at db level in a persistent way through the /SE
Hi Noel, I ventured into implementing the /JAVA_OBJECT_SERIALIZER/ command...
just to try :-).
So I would end up with three ways to set a serializer:
1. at jvm level
2. at db level through the jdbc url
3. at db level in a persistent way through the /SET JAVA_OBJECT_SERIALIZER/
command.
That makes
Hi,
> It should be good to find a generic interface that file drivers must
implements
What about something similar to MVRTreeMap? We could define an interface.
Then, I guess we might be able to create an "adapter" that internally uses
both DBF/SHP files and the MVRTreeMap, overlaid, like UnionFS
Hi,
> Are there other "SQL statement types" in H2 that a CallableStatement can
represent?
Sure. Within H2, you can execute all SQL statements (select, update,
create,...) with a CallableStatement. And you can execute any SQL statement
with PreparedStatement and Statement.
Regards,
Thomas
On
Hi,
What is your database URL? Also, it would be great if you have a small,
reproducible test case.
Regards,
Thomas
On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 10:36 AM, Noel Grandin wrote:
> It should be synchronous, we join() all of the threads.
> But it sounds like we're missing a thread somewhere.
>
> Could y
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