You could try running a backup or a script to, then copy that and import it?

I quite often don't close a H2 database and very rarely lose data. Actually in my dev environment I never close it, that's one thing I love about it :). Are you sure it's copying the right file?. Do the values show up after a while?, or if you close the database?

What if you explicitly call commit just to make sure?.

And it can be dangerous copying an in-use file incase it is changed while copying. But it sounds like if it is only updated once an hour it would be pretty safe :). You could just close the database inbetween and copy it while closed?



On 14/02/2013 3:54 AM, Marc Fisher wrote:
I have a very strange issue I am running in to. I have a Java program which has a TimerTask executing once every hour. Each execution it updates a couple rows in the database. When I copy the database file and then open it via the H2 Console, the values for those rows do not appear updated however dumping the values to the command line in the Java program shows them as updated values. So I know the updates are correctly occurring but I would like the ability to grab the database file from a remote system, copy it over, and see the values at any time. I am running autoCommit(true) as well as explicitly calling CHECKPOINT SYNC.

Any ideas?
Thanks
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