it's internal in the sense that you can't override it by setting it explicitly - that's a safety feature, to prevent
people accidentally sticking their own property with the same name in and then getting confused when they get a
different value back out.
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ok thanks Noel,
I have one question for clarification on this. Can you elaborate the case
of having numServers defined as an internal property? If it's an internal
property what's the reason behind setting it into client info?
28 Ekim 2016 Cuma 11:49:50 UTC+3 tarihinde Noel Grandin yazdı:
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I would be surprised if anyone else is using it.
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I can patch Payara. I can remove numServers from the clientInfo list and
set to clientInfo's on JdbcConnection. But I don't know if you're the only
db that uses that numServers property.
28 Ekim 2016 Cuma 09:59:03 UTC+3 tarihinde Noel Grandin yazdı:
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Unfortunately, you can pretty much either patch H2 or patch Payara.
Payara should really not be doing that, that's very dodgy behaviour.
I suspect it is doing it to work around some other databases behaviour, in
which case it should probably be checking and only doing it for that
database.
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Hi,
I'm trying to use h2 db v1.4.192 with Payara Application server (it's a
fork of GlassFish) but I'm getting the SQLClient exception given below.
java.sql.SQLClientInfoException: Property name 'numServers is used
internally by H2.
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