I tried to switch from hsql to h2 for running test with in-memory databases, but the tests take almost precisely twice as long to run with h2. Is that because we use a lot of blobs? It seems to me that h2 uses files for storing blobs, even in in-memory mode. Can this be the case? I thought in-memory mode means now slowing-down i/o whatsoever (except for the possibility to connect squirrel via tcp for debugging and demonstration, which is really the reason why i want to switch . incredibly neat feature!).
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