Tom Eugelink

The follow-up question would be: can I put all nodes in one group and broadcast (push) any changes? All documentation and examples seem to focus on the corp/store setup. And the answer is: yes! Okay. Interesting!

Ahhh, okay, the community edition is very very barebone. I made some assumptions. Thank you. (I have the expected triggers now.)

The follow-up question would be: can I put all nodes in one group and broadcast (push) any changes? All documentation and examples seem to focus on the corp/store setup.

Ahhh, okay, the community edition is very very barebone. I made some assumptions. Thank you.

I've got a hsqldb in server mode, SymmetricDS running in stand alone mode, and sym tables and triggers have been created with the symadmin create-sym-tables and sync-triggers commands. Since hsqldb does not provide a roll forward log (and because I use the community version), there need to be triggers on each table to capture changes. If I inspect hsqdbl's information schema (SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TRIGGERS) I see only triggers on SYM tables, no triggers on my actual data tables. When running...

Yes! Yes! Thank you!

I have a spring boot application which includes the symmetric-client.jar, but creating the required tables fails on the creation of a function. I've reduced the problem to this: package nl.softworks.calendarAggregator; import org.hsqldb.persist.HsqlProperties; public class Application { public static void main(String[] args) { HsqlProperties hsqlProperties = new HsqlProperties(); hsqlProperties.setProperty("server.port", 9147); hsqlProperties.setProperty("hsqldb.tx", "mvcc"); // multi version concurrency...

I have a spring boot application which includes the symmetric-client.jar, but creating the required tables fails on the creation of a function. I've reduced the problem to this: package nl.softworks.calendarAggregator; import org.hsqldb.persist.HsqlProperties; public class Application { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("HsqlDbFunctions.encodeBase64: " + org.jumpmind.symmetric.db.hsqldb.HsqlDbFunctions.encodeBase64("test".getBytes())); HsqlProperties hsqlProperties = new...