Hsqldb User Guide

Hsqldb User Guide

Hsqldb User Guide The HSQLDB Development GroupEdited by Blaine Simpson and Fred Toussi Hsqldb User Guide by The HSQLDB Development Group, Blaine Simpson, and Fred Toussi Published $Date: 2007/08/28 12:13:28 $ Copyright 2002-2007 HSQLDB Development Group. Permission is granted to distribute this document without any alteration un- der the terms of the HSQLDB license. Table of Contents Introduction .............................................................................................................. xi Available formats for this document ...................................................................... xi 1. Running and Using Hsqldb ........................................................................................ 1 Introduction ....................................................................................................... 1 Running Tools ....................................................................................................1 Running Hsqldb .................................................................................................. 2 Server Modes .....................................................................................................2 Hsqldb Server ............................................................................................. 3 Hsqldb Web Server ..................................................................................... 3 Hsqldb Servlet ............................................................................................ 3 In-Process (Standalone) Mode ....................................................................... 4 Memory-Only Databases .............................................................................. 5 General .............................................................................................................5 Closing the Database ................................................................................... 5 Using Multiple Databases in One JVM ............................................................ 5 Creating a New Database .............................................................................. 6 Using the Database Engine ................................................................................... 6 Different Types of Tables ............................................................................. 6 Constraints and Indexes ................................................................................ 7 SQL Support ..............................................................................................7 JDBC Support ............................................................................................8 2. SQL Issues .............................................................................................................9 Purpose .............................................................................................................9 SQL Standard Support ......................................................................................... 9 Constraints and Indexes ........................................................................................ 9 Primary Key Constraints ............................................................................... 9 Unique Constraints .................................................................................... 10 Unique Indexes ......................................................................................... 10 FOREIGN KEYS ...................................................................................... 10 Indexes and Query Speed ............................................................................ 10 Where Condition or Join ............................................................................. 11 Subqueries and Joins .................................................................................. 12 Types and Arithmetic Operations ......................................................................... 12 Integral Types .......................................................................................... 13 Other Numeric Types ................................................................................. 13 Bit and Boolean Types ............................................................................... 14 Storage and Handling of Java Objects ........................................................... 14 Type Size, Precision and Scale .................................................................... 14 Sequences and Identity ....................................................................................... 15 Identity Auto-Increment Columns ................................................................ 15 Sequences ................................................................................................ 15 Issues with Transactions ..................................................................................... 16 New Features and Changes ................................................................................. 16 3. UNIX Quick Start .................................................................................................. 17 Purpose ........................................................................................................... 17 Installation ....................................................................................................... 17 Setting up Database Instance and Server ................................................................ 19 Accessing your Database .................................................................................... 20 Create additional Accounts ................................................................................. 23 Shutdown ........................................................................................................ 24 Running Hsqldb as a System Daemon ................................................................... 24 Portability of hsqldb init script ..................................................................... 24 Init script Setup Procedure .......................................................................... 24 iv Hsqldb User Guide Troubleshooting the Init Script .................................................................... 28 4. Advanced Topics ................................................................................................... 30 Purpose ........................................................................................................... 30 Connections ..................................................................................................... 30 Connection properties ................................................................................ 31 Properties Files ................................................................................................. 32 Server and Web Server Properties ................................................................ 33 Starting a Server from your application ......................................................... 34 Individual Database Properties ..................................................................... 34 SQL Commands for Database Properties ............................................................... 37 5. Deployment Issues ................................................................................................. 39 Purpose ........................................................................................................... 39 Mode of Operation and Tables ............................................................................. 39 Mode of Operation .................................................................................... 39 Tables ..................................................................................................... 39 Large Objects ........................................................................................... 40 Deployment context ................................................................................... 40 Memory and Disk Use ....................................................................................... 40 Cache Memory Allocation .......................................................................... 41 Managing Database Connections .......................................................................... 42 Upgrading Databases ......................................................................................... 42 Upgrading Using the SCRIPT Command ....................................................... 43 Manual Changes to the .script File ................................................................ 43 Backing Up Databases ....................................................................................... 44 6. Text Tables ........................................................................................................... 45 The Implementation ........................................................................................... 45 Definition of Tables ................................................................................... 45 Scope and Reassignment ............................................................................ 46 Null Values in Columns of Text Tables ......................................................... 46 Configuration ........................................................................................... 46 Disconnecting Text Tables .........................................................................

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