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> Have you set the database page size to 256KB? The maximum supported page size is 64KB, but unfortunately ... there will be a clear limit of 64KB. Thank you for this report. To avoid this error use page size ... ; I don't suppose though that ObjectDB could support the 256KB max page size? 

> The way resizing works is briefly described in the size ... DB size, to avoid resizing. The initial size was set to 4.5GB. It was running great for 6 hours ... ; <network inactivity-timeout="0" /> <url-history size="50" user="true" password="true

); System.out.println("cs size = " + cs.size()); Long ed = new Date().getTime ... ) ]] cs size = 7]] listPatientsByIDsWithBasicData - end - 1695401115663 ... .person.phone1=:q or c.person.phone2=:q or lower(c.person.nic)=:q ) ]] cs size = 7

.getChildren().size());   entityManager.refresh(parentEntity); // Reload new state from database   Assert.assertEquals(3, parentEntity.getChildren().size()); } @Test public void ... ().size());   entityManager.refresh(parentEntity);   Assert.assertEquals(2, parentEntity

objectdb 1.0 to 2.0 The application works fine with only 256MB heap size with objectdb 1.0  But on 2.0 even with max heap size of 1024MB, I get this error. SIZE (currently 500) records    

TestRunnable[runnables.size()]);             ... size of 1gb (-Xms1g -Xmx1g) partly for environment reasons, partly ... > It seems that there was a bug in evaluating the size of cached query results for queries that were run by

, rather than a collection. The execute method will return null if the query result size is 0.

"> Returns: the fetch size

JDO JavaDoc Reference Documentation - The Query interface allows applications to obtain persistent instances, values, and aggregate data from the data store.

> the fetch size Default value: