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creating EntityManager on odb file created on Mac 64bit on Windows 32bit

.org$ is normal (it is the recovery file). More details are required in order to understand
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In memory processing for ObjectDB

for ObjectDB where recovery is possible, something like prevalyer etc. Basically we want to hit a huge
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in-memory and on-disk support?

performance and because ObjectDB uses a single file (you can disable logging, recovery
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internal object DB locking in an embedded multi threaded application

" /> <recovery enabled="true" sync="false" path="." max="128mb" /> <recording enabled="false" sync
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Crash due to memory problems

is to increase the JVM heap size (if possible) or tune the ObjectDB configuration. If ObjectDB recovery
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Replication Issue

>                 <size initial="256kb" resize="256kb" page="2kb" />                 <recovery enabled="false
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Degrading performance overtime

" resize="51200kb" page="2kb" /> <recovery enabled="true" sync="false" path="." max="128mb
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The server cannot start in CentOS

" />   <recovery enabled="true" sync="false" path="." max="128mb" />   <recording enabled="false
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Compatibility Problems Upgrading from 2.6.9_04 to 2.7.6

. When a database is closed correctly you should not have an .odb$ (recovery) file
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ObjectDB 2.3.4

Added OSGi support. Added support of MEMBER OF for inverse (mapped by) collections. Changed logging of incomplete recovery records from WARNING to TRACE (issue #565). Changed main configuration elements from required to optional. Fixed the "Negative snapshot user count" bug (issue #556). Fixed

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Prior knowledge or experience in database programming (SQL, JDBC, ORM, JPA, etc.) is not required, but some background in using the Java language is essential.

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