Hi Luigi,
thanks for your response! I've tried the plocal and memory mode. But all I
get is a stack trace:
Cannot open the storage 'somedb' because it does not exist in path:
somedb
Also if I'll pass valid unix paths. Maybe because of 2.1-rc1?
Never the less, it should be possible to do
Hi Sven,
the error you are getting is quite strange, are you using an absolute file
path for that?
eg. plocal:/home/user1/my/db
In OrientDB there is an option that is called UPSERT that does exactly what
you need. Unfortunately you cannot use it from the java API but you have to
use SQL. Here is
much *F*aster of course, not *m*aster...
2015-04-21 17:10 GMT+02:00 Luigi Dell'Aquila luigi.dellaqu...@gmail.com:
Ok, I saw the remote only now. If you want to go much master you should
use plocal (this avoids network overhead).
If you need other clients to connect to the db in remote mode,
Hi Sven,
how are you connected to the db (remote or plocal)?
Could you post the details of your db schema, in terms of classes,
properties and index definitions?
Thanks
Luigi
2015-04-21 17:03 GMT+02:00 Sven Hodapp sven.hod...@gmail.com:
Hi together,
for my project I want to import a lot
Ok, I saw the remote only now. If you want to go much master you should use
plocal (this avoids network overhead).
If you need other clients to connect to the db in remote mode, you can
start the server as embedded, see
http://orientdb.com/docs/last/Embedded-Server.html
2015-04-21 17:09 GMT+02:00
