Hi,
sorry, I have tested a little bit and have the wrong stack trace posted.
here is the right for my first example:
DROP ALIAS TEST_INDEX IF EXISTS;
Änderungen: 0
(1 ms)
CREATE ALIAS TEST_INDEX AS $$
import org.h2.index.Index;
@CODE
String TEST_INDEX(Index idx,String test)
{
return test;
Hi,
We have not experienced any Out of Memory errors so far. We don't tend to
receive any errors until the database is re-opened and the connection
fails. I think this might be worth looking into further though as our
application can sometimes require large amounts of memory for some
No problems I will go the separate map for keys way.
Thanks.
regards
On Thursday, April 3, 2014 12:25:12 PM UTC-4, Thomas Mueller wrote:
Hi,
Keys are values are stored next to each other in the same page (first all
keys, then all values). Currently, when reading a page, all keys and
I'm really not sure sorry. I wouldn't think it would cause an issue if
it doesn't OOM. Even in the event of OOM or power outage, process
killed, etc, it still should be fairly safe.
Can you post about your environment, JVM version, OS, JVM startup params
etc? Do you access files on a network
