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> We do actually make a copy of the file, but we call SET EXCLUSIVE 1 before
> we do that.
It does not matter, such copy may still be unusable. Database can write
something in background and copy can read inconsistent older and newer
data. If you really want to copy the file, you need to
@Thomas Mueller - You mentioned that file corruption may take place if
"copy the database file while it is in use, without using the online backup
command". Can you please elaborate?
Do note that we do make a file copy while DB is in use, but we make a call
to "SET EXCLUSIVE 1" before. What
I agree, I don't see anything obvious in that log. You could try checking
the H2 .trace.log file which lives next to the DB file, sometimes that
manages to capture exceptions that the application ignores.
interrupt() closes the NIO FileChannel object, which means the whole DB is
effectively
Update: I connected to the DB via the H2 console without issues and
executed the SQL statement from the exception and it finished successfully.
Maybe the issue is in jira.
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The root exception there is "ClosedChannelException", which means one of two
things
(1) something else happened before this exception, and we'd need to see that
earlier exception to know what the problem was
(2) something else called interrupt() on that thread, which is very very bad
Hello!
I stumbled across an error that should have been fixed according to [1].
The issue happens during import of quite big jira backup. (Unfortunately I
cannot send you the database as it's quite big and contains confidential
data) Here is the issue:
2016-04-11 15:33:11,774
Hi,
I have the same problem with version 1.4.190, any suggestion?
在 2015年10月15日星期四 UTC+8下午11:50:09,Thomas Mueller写道:
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> Hi,
>
> FYI this problem is fixed since version 1.4.188. The problem was that if
> writes were re-ordered, and a power failure occurred, truncate was
> sometimes done before
Hi,
FYI this problem is fixed since version 1.4.188. The problem was that if
writes were re-ordered, and a power failure occurred, truncate was
sometimes done before a previous write.
Regards,
Thomas
On Tuesday, May 5, 2015, Osvaldas Ziukas wrote:
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> 2015 m.
2015 m. gegužė 5 d., antradienis 08:45:59 UTC+3, Thomas Mueller rašė:
Hi,
That's strange. The last part of the file is missing.
Looking at the H2 source code, the file truncate code is very simple and
conservative (MVStore.shrinkFileIfPossible, which is calling
getFileLengthInUse). It
Hi,
That's strange. The last part of the file is missing.
Looking at the H2 source code, the file truncate code is very simple and
conservative (MVStore.shrinkFileIfPossible, which is calling
getFileLengthInUse). It looks unlikely that there is a bug in this area.
Could you describe what you
This happend with newest H2 version i got and updated programs. h2-1.4.187.jar
In 3 Days i renewed ~200 client programs, same happend to at least 5
04-28 16:53:35 database: flush
org.h2.message.DbException: General error: java.lang.IllegalStateException:
Reading from
Hi,
The database is trying to read past the end of the file... Would it be
possible to send me the database file to investigate?
Regards,
Thomas
On Wednesday, April 29, 2015, Osvaldas Ziukas osvaldas.ziu...@gmail.com
wrote:
This happend with newest H2 version i got and updated programs.
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