This is my first post on this group,
Hello to everyone! :)
I have a problem with my H2 DATABASE.
I am seriously worried by the size it is getting, it is now about 350mb
(Yeah I know it's not the largest one), but my worries go all to the future
and how it will scale in the long run.
Issues:
- T
I am facing a similar issue, can you provide all the commands needed to restore
backup to decent size?
Script/run script/delete all objects combo and such
[+1] I am as well looking for an automatic solution to this problem instead of
manually do operations in run time
Thank you
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not overwritten,
> but kept. Disk space is eventually released and re-used, but that algorithm
> is not yet optimized with the current version. I know this should be
> improved in the future.
>
> Regards,
> Thomas
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> On Monday, July 18, 2016, ck > wrote:
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hank you
Il giorno martedì 19 luglio 2016 05:36:05 UTC+2, ck ha scritto:
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> This is my first post on this group,
> Hello to everyone! :)
>
> I have a problem with my H2 DATABASE.
> I am seriously worried by the size it is getting, it is now about 350mb
> (Yeah I know it'
Sadly, the 'SHUTDOWN DEFRAG' just closes the connection pool, but the file size
does not change at all. (Tried with h2 driver 1.4.185 and latest 192)
The version I was using normally is:
h2: 1.4.185
And before I was on 1.3
Do you think I could roll back to latest stable setting the version to 1.
I can't by any means use an unscalable format because I want to provide a
long-term working environment without being anxious it will fail sometimes
I just want to clean the database, bring it to minimal size, and downgrade to
1.3 stable
Can anyone help me please? I have been waiting for very lo
Hello,
I recently had many troubles with my database incremening in size (10x size
with MV_STORE).
I found I could SCRIPT TO bak.gz and RUNSCRIPT bak.gz to an empty database to
rebuild it and bring it back to actual size.
Well it was good and all, after I found a bug 1 second before putting the
I hope I won't be rude upping this, but am I wrong or is this issue quite
critical?
Any solution? Thank you
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Hello, thanks for your help
DEFAULT NOW() -> Updates when row is added to current timestamp
AS NOW() -> Updates the row to current timestamp whenever the row is
added/updated
In my case I am storying a 'EDIT_TIME' COL, and then I need to auto update to
latest timestamp all the time the row is u
