I might be wrong, but as far as my knowledge goes, you can't have more than a single connection to the same schema right now. I am planning to work on that soon by implementing a datasource. As part of that I would take a look at how Aviatica's remote capabilities fit into. Until then, I'd rather stick to testing for now.
Regards, Christian Am 18.09.2017 8:36 vorm. schrieb "Nick Stephen" <[email protected]>: Hi folks, We’ve started experimenting with Calcite for some work and have been running it in-process using a datasource wrapped around a local connection (using jdbc:calcite). I’d now like to expose this same database remotely using avatica, but can’t see any APIs in avatica which can take a Connection object. If I create a Meta with the same local URL then I understandably get a different DB instance. Could someone point out the appropriate API, or are there any examples of exposing a calcite DB remotely using avatica whilst still being able to use it locally in-process to avoid the additional network hop. Thanks! Nick
