My bad, DISTINCT... ORDER BY UPPER works indeed as one can test using
set mode regular;
with a as (select 'a', 'b')
select distinct 1 from a order by upper(2)
As to the mode, I understand it's confusing. I am at the mercy of that
legacy app which sends non-standard SQL except if it the driver id
9 at 5:04:27 PM UTC-4, Yan wrote:
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> I have a 3rd-party application that supports Oracle and I wanted to test
> it with h2.
> It errors out on DELETE WHERE ... because H2 requires the FROM
> keyword. Weird construction as I didn't know but Oracle, MSSQL and maybe
> other
I have a 3rd-party application that supports Oracle and I wanted to test it
with h2.
It errors out on DELETE WHERE ... because H2 requires the FROM
keyword. Weird construction as I didn't know but Oracle, MSSQL and maybe
others have the FROM as optional.
Hence the request to make it optional
Thanks Andrei. Not sure though why the file would grow as it is 500MB
already (.mv.db) and the front-end app does not update, insert or sends
DDL. It is pretty much read-only, except one or 2 small tables updated for
stats purposes. Are you saying deserialized data take up much more space ?
I w
I have a db that on the file system takes 500MB that would barely grow.
If I want to maximize the use of cache (that is, keep in memory at first
read), what should be the optimal size of it ? 500MB (rounded to 512MB in
case of overhead), more, or less ? I am not sure space on disk equates
spac
Same question - it's been 9 months and close to 1800 commits since 1.4.197.
We don't mind building the artifact but would rather see an official
release update.
Thanks.
On Wednesday, September 12, 2018 at 4:50:43 AM UTC-4, Göran Schwarz wrote:
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> Hi there!
>
> Do you have an idea when next vers
e script through the java
command-line.
On Monday, May 29, 2017 at 12:03:28 PM UTC-4, Yan wrote:
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> I use the following UDF to read:
>
> CREATE ALIAS GET_ENV AS $$
> String getEnv(String value) {
> return new System.getenv(value);
> }
> $$;
>
> Can this be ad
typo - removed "new". Working code:
> CREATE ALIAS GET_ENV AS $$
>
String getEnv(String value) {
>
return System.getenv(value);
>
}
>
$$;
>
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I use the following UDF to read:
CREATE ALIAS GET_ENV AS $$
String getEnv(String value) {
return new System.getenv(value);
}
$$;
Can this be added as a new system function into core H2 ?
This is useful in combination of CSVREAD/CSVWRITE in case the path to the
file is defined in an environm
Thanks Noel - any target release and ETA for it ?
On Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 11:29:38 PM UTC-5, Noel Grandin wrote:
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> I'd be happy with a patch that did that
> On Tue, 17 Jan 2017 at 22:47, Yan >
> wrote:
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>> Fair enough Noel.
>>
>> What about
va.sql.Connection class which does the
> regex mangling you describe, prior to passing the SQL off to the real JDBC
> Driver's Connection object.
>
> It would have the advantage of being able to work with any JDBC driver and
> so be potentially useful to users of non-H2 d
H2 creates internal db management urls in the properties file when using
URL_MAP e.g. jdbc\:h2\:mem\:management_db_55769=
It does not affect functionality but is unnecessary and not reusable.
Can you filter these out in the next release ?
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Despite all the built-in flexibility of H2 to be compatible with other
databases, there are instances where apps are designed - and one has no
access to the source code - to work only with specific RDBMS, say Oracle or
MSSQL.
I still want to use h2 for development instances and not go through t
Fair enough Noel.
What about opening up inline java coding like alias/functions ? Currently
triggers must refer to an existing compiled class - the alternative to
provide the java code in the trigger creation statement would really be a
plus.
As an alias gets implicitly the connection, a tri
H2 too ?
Thanks,
Yan
On Monday, February 4, 2013 at 6:54:09 PM UTC-5, Thomas Mueller Graf wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Of course one option would be to provide a patch for H2 :-)
>
> About compatibility: should H2 support T-SQL (Microsoft), PL/SQL (Oracle),
> or another? See also
>
A bug exists on the H2 service installation batch file
"1_install_service.bat" at line 6: The jump label "start" doesn't
exist.
@echo off
setlocal
copy /y /b ..\bin\h2-*.jar ..\bin\h2.jar
fc /b ..\bin\h2-*.jar ..\bin\h2.jar
if not errorlevel 1 goto :start <--
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