Augusta ENT wrote:
What is the difference between the embedded database and the server database?
The server database involves you actually starting up H2 and running it as a server, whereas the embedded database just involves you having the H2 jar file in your classpath and then the databases themselves are all file based.
I looked at all of out Sql Server tables for all of our applications and we have under 1 g of data stored and about 120 users accessing this data on a daily basis. It is small but used very frequently during the day. I can give you more details on the applications if you like.
Sounds like either would work--Nitai has a lot more experience with H2 than I do. The embedded option is certainly simpler and sounds like it would handle that kind of load quite nicely, but hopefully Nitai will jump in and give his opinion.
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