8 | Objectdb recovery is enabled) the database file should not be corrupted. You can check your database file |
8 | zip file or JAR manifest missing/objectdb.jar gzdillon Lai Yang Maybe the objectdb.jar in one site is corrupted (e.g. copied by FTP in |
8 | ObjectDB stability after power failure to be corrupted. When the database is opened again it should be recovered automatically. In addition |
8 | Memory Leak in EntityManagerFactory ? for me. the png file is corrupted after upload (and download). or does I miss |
8 | How to do an Offline Database Backup? which guarantees the file will not be corrupted? CBE CBE You should close the PersistenceManagerFactory (not |
8 | NullPointerException in ENH.g(ENH.java:401) corrupted after time or the internal structure does not match anymore. Unfortunately I |
8 | ObjectDB version 2.2 has been released database corruption bug (issue #187). Fixed a critical bug in schema evolution of modified ancestor |
8 | ClassCastException on SELECT NEW ... after UPDATE over Java RMI (1) The DB file after the query is in trvr-corrupt.zip. As you can see the update completes Ok |
1 | cannot delete objects after crash (see issue 2283) become corrupted). Which of this options seems to fit better to your needs? support Support We would prefer |
1 | Errors after unexpected server shutdown with the data or corrupted. This shouldn't happen of course as recovery from failure should protect data |
