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the problem for our application is.   btc_es BTC EmbeddedSystems A new temporary file ... .page-file is enabled. In the new build (2.6.8_08) the temporary file is deleted when the database ... you, we had no information about this bug until your report today. Still, ObjectDB deletes all unused temporary files

Temporary disabling of indexes?

transactions in further version. Can you implement it that ObjectDB used temporary files? btc ... if we can get an evaluation version, in which this data is written to a temporary file ... you could implement this? btc_es BTC EmbeddedSystems Although ObjectDB already uses temporary files

memory constraints ObjectDB can use temporary files when processing large data, such as query results that contain millions of objects. The <temp> element specifies temporary file settings: The path attribute specifies a directory in which the temporary

> element specifies a list of file name extensions that can be used for temporary databases (usually in tests). The content of these temporary databases is deleted when using the

>flush are considered temporary ... > enables moving the temporary updates from memory to the database. Note: Flushing

that it is a temporary database. By default, the tmp and temp file name extensions represent temporary databases that can be dropped, but this

>, representing the ObjectDB home directory, and $temp, representing the system default temporary

it stores the changes in a related temporary file in the same directory as the database file. For instance, a database file named db.odb, would have a corresponding temporary file named .$db.odb$. After the transaction is completed the temporary file is marked as obsolete

a temporary negative number, because a database object ID is not allocated yet. Such an object ID is fixed ... (person); String s1 = oid.toString(); // s1 contains a temporary negative number pm ... >commit() returns different values. Using temporary IDs instead of allocating permanent object