1. Correct.
2. Look at the jdbcConnection javadoc in 1.7.0 RC5 for how to connect to an in-process (standalone) database.
3. If you mean startup time when you make a connection to DB, typically 2 seconds if your data set is small or if you used cached tables with databases larger than 1 MB. This stays constant with cached tables but goes up proportionally to the amount of data in non-cached tables. Experiment with the TestXXX sources in 1.7.0 RC5.
 
Fred Toussi
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Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2002 1:51 AM
Subject: [Hsqldb-developers] A few more questions

OK, I thought of a few more questions:
 
1.  Do I just include the HSQL jar in my project to link against and then include it in my installer project for deployment like I do other .jar files.
 
2. How do I start the local database on startup of my application? (excuse the term start...I am used to MS SQL and Oracle, etc)
 
3. How long should it take to setup my tables and get the database running? ( I know it depends upon the size and number of tables, but just an estimate, please)
 
Thank you, I really appreciate the help. If I can get it working, I have 3 other departments here at the university that need to do something similar.
 
-Jason

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