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Persist not working when ObjectDB and another db is used in the same application (through spring) with different tx managers

_metadata_defaults">false</prop>    </props>   </property> </bean> <bean id="txManager" class
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DB reading fails in debug mode in Eclipse

Hello, I got an unpleasant bug which turned into a serious issue. Using ObjectDB 2.6.9.b08 on Linux. Here is the structure (JDO metadata) of 3 classes which I am storing as values in a HashMap of another entity in the DB. <jdo> <package name="my.example.package">     <class name="InnerSettings
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Query becomes slower on moving from ObjectDB 1.x to ObjectDB 2.x

Bhaskar ObjectDB 1.x and ObjectDB 2.x read the XML metadata differently, so in case of duplication
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Use of sequences to generate field values in JDO

I'm trying to use sequences to set field values in JDO. I want to do this in XML metadata to avoid use of annotations. This is an example of what I'm trying: <package name="com.spiffymap.sealog.model"> <sequence name="audit_seq" factory-class="java.lang.Long" strategy="contiguous
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createNamedQuery throws wrong exception

Persistence query language or in native SQL).      * @param name the name of a query defined in metadata
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JDO sequences from ORM file

rather than an orm file. Maybe the problem is in loading the XML metadata? Can you check that other settings in
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ClassCastException after upgrade to 2.3.5_03

.EAGER) private Map<String, Object> metadata; ... In this case the "payload" field is a byte
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Threaded Test - Failed to commit transaction: Unexpected internal exception

two entity objects - small metadata and large data - is probably the right solution in this case. I
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​​​​​​​Unexpected internal exception

with the metadata that ObjectDB holds on a specific class. Please check the hierarchy of the relevant
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Server out of memory exceptions

" database translating into 2 physical databases (one small for queryable metadata, one larger for msg

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