I don't understand the difference between these two. The docs on the "set"
commands are pretty sparse, but both mention transactions. Are they
explained anywhere?
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Everything is fine now (I don't know how and why...), but important thing
is that the pom is fine again.
Thanks for your time.
On Wednesday, September 11, 2013 10:42:31 PM UTC+2, Tony Chemit wrote:
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> I create a issue https://issues.sonatype.org/browse/MVNCENTRAL-368
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> On Wednesday, Septembe
Thanks!
On Thursday, September 12, 2013 9:39:16 AM UTC-7, Thomas Mueller wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> For memory problems:
>
> What I usually first use is "jmap -histo " to get an overview. It
> usually works with recent versions of Java, sometimes you have to try a few
> times and sometimes you have to u
Hi,
For memory problems:
What I usually first use is "jmap -histo " to get an overview. It
usually works with recent versions of Java, sometimes you have to try a few
times and sometimes you have to use -F. Rarely you have to use -histo:live.
Afterwards, if I need to further analyze, I use
-XX:+
Hi,
This is a generic SQL question. I would simplify the question and ask it at
StackOverflow.com
Regards,
Thomas
On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 12:38 AM, Anders wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need help with creating a query.
>
> Currently it looks like this
>
> SELECT
> COUNT(*) AS ALERTS,
> EXTRACT (YEAR FRO
Hi,
MVStore.getRetainVersion is used internally by
MVMap.removeUnusedOldVersions. Maybe the method should be renamed, and a
new method getRetainVersion should be added that returns the value you
passed in the setter.
And you are right the "if" statement is strange:
if (currentStoreVersion >=
Hi,
> I think i had H2 DB running in osgi a few years ago
I'm quite sure you are not the only person who ever used H2 in OSGi :-)
FilePath is old.
> > Well, is there a stack trace? Could you post it?
> No error or stack trace... it just stops..
In my experience Java threads don't "just stop" :-
Hi,
I need to store lot of data (even millions of records) on an small bunch of
tables for many users (thousands). What would be would be the best approach?
1. Create one schema per user, so each user would have its own private
table: select * from USER_N.TABLE_X
2. Create one table shared by
Hi Noel & Thomas,
We are going to perform some tests with the H2 clustering using a tool to
simulate a troublesome network. Once we have established how H2 behaves
exactly I will post up our current problems with H2 (unless we don't manage
to break it in the way I believe we can).
I u
Hi Thomas,
thanks for the answer. The only solution we found effective was in fact to
delete and recreate the database. Since then we haven't found corruption
problems.
Regards
Federico
On Wednesday, September 11, 2013 8:05:47 PM UTC+2, Thomas Mueller wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> The error code "[5-
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