thank you for the reply, I have gone through the generated script, some how
the RunScript did not fail after creating the tamporary (O_N) tables.
I manually copied the script and ran in it in the console worked.
I am trying to migrate to sql server, could you please give me some tips
to
Hi Evgenij,
Thanks for the explanation, very helpful!
Wondering if you could would know any additional details ... With respect
to "Hibernate reads it back it gets a rounded value instead of expected
original one" do you have any further details as to exactly HOW this fails
if for example,
Hello!
Resolution of system timestamps in JVM depends on Java version and
operating system. Old versions of Java (Java 8 and older) provide only 3
digits. Resolution was improved in Java 9, this version provides 7 digits
on Windows, but only 6 digits on Linux, because it uses an old system
Does anyone know why using H2 on Java 15+ and Spring/Hibernate with entitys
that are versioned using timestamps require a precision of 9 instead of 6?
We upgraded our web app to use Java 17. Since Java 15+ the JDK/JRE support
nanosecond precision for datetime objects. Our integration tests use
