It's experimental at the moment, so no docs.

Sorry, the actual prefixes are "nioMemFS:" and "nioMemLZF:"

On 2013-03-11 00:01, Sebastian B wrote:
Thank you very much. I'm wondering that this mode is storing data in a file on disk.
I thought that it is an in memory off-heap storage layer?
Are there some documentations around?

Best,

Sebastian

Am Samstag, 9. März 2013 08:10:45 UTC+1 schrieb Noel Grandin:

    Java tends to be quite promiscous with it's memory usage.
    You could try using the new experimental nioMem: mode, which
    stores the data outside the GC heap in the native process heap,
    but you'd still need to limit the VM's memory usage with -XMx


    On Fri, Mar 8, 2013 at 9:40 PM, Sebastian B <[email protected]
    <javascript:>> wrote:

        Hi there,

        currently I'm trying to use H2 as a buffer for some read
        mostly tables in an external PostgresSQL database.

        The smallest of my data-sources (<VARCHAR, VARCHAR, INT>) got
        a size of around 110MB on disk managed by postgres.
        Now I'm a bit curious, because I can't see why H2 needs around
        850 MB to represent that data in main memory.
        In addition to the default memory mode, I also tried to use
        ..:memFS or ...memLZF, but couldn't decrease the memory
        consumption much.

        My problem is, that I got some much bigger data-sources as
        well that I have to put into main memory.
        Thanks and best regards,

        Sebastian
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