embedded-database
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Merging a few issues into one here.
Numeric Scalar
- ACOS, ASIN, ATAN, COS, SIN, TAN, COT, ATAN2 [MySQL, PostgreSQL]
- BIT_AND, BIT_COUNT, BIT_LENGTH, BIT_OR, BIT_XOR, ~ [MySQL]
- CEIL, CEILING, FLOOR [MySQL, PostgreSQL]
- LOG, LOG10, LOG2, LN [MySQL, PostgreSQL]
- PI [PostgreSQL]
- RANDOM
- SQRT, POWER, CBRT [PostgreSQL]
- LEAST, GREATEST
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Documentation currently says Java8 only. You should implement some CI for Java11 meaning supporting 11 (and onwards) is zero effort in the future.
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I trying to do CI using a standalone gitlab-ci runner container in a dedicated server. To run the tests I'm using zonky to create a postgis database service which is also containerized. It runs fine in my local machine. But while my Gitlab-ci runs the test it throws Illegalstateexception as it failed to load the application context. Anyone else experienced the same?
Thanks in advance.
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Currently libfpta uses /dev/shm or /tmp for temporary databases while testing.
This should be isolated on per-user basis to avoid conflicts.
Workaround:
- don't start more that one test suite simultaneously.
- manually delete all *.fpta and *.fpta-lck files inside /dev/shm or /tmp.
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Your documentation shows no way to replace an objects value. Any updates to an object with:
merges the data with the existing object...not what I'd expect.
How can we replace a record without merging? Can you update your docs?