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Am 28.07.2011 00:00, Tom Cloyd wrote:
This is do not understand. I thought HYPERSQL was the default db engine.
You say you're using it to server ANOTHER db? why not access that
directly through Base? Am I misunderstanding something (entirely possible)?
I found that doing it this way dramatically speeded (sped?) up the
process.
You don't way what your external db is, and I'm curious about this.
You might try converting over to that model. I have heard that H2 DB
is actually a bit better for this purpose and that it's not
tremendously difficult to convert over to H2 from hypersql
This is an interesting option, and I'm thinking that later today I'll
install H2 and set up a test to see is the problem I'm experiencing
vanishes. If not, then it's MYSQL, I guess.


Again: Under Linux any Java database is crawling unless you use one particular Java version which is 1.6.22. I use Base documents with embedded HSQLDB 1.8, HSQLDB 2 server and H2 as well. The latter runs well with half a million records, a dozend relations and no Java other than 1.6.22
http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=125253#436698


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