ODE is only tested in the restricted in-mem mode
vanto opened this issue · 2 comments
As stated in ODE's documentation the in-memory mode of ODE imposes many restrictions, thus the results of a compliance comparison are quite useless unless run in the persistent mode (ideally with a MVCC-capable RDBMS).
Thank you for this hint. In b174c6d the in-memory processing is removed. Using a MVCC RDBMS is harder to implement as much more infrastructure is required to be set up.
We are currently working on a solution for more complex infrastructure environments, however, this will be released in the next few months. Thus, using MySQL or sorts is postponed until we can use complex infrastructures.
Great, thanks. May its worth a try to test with H2, but I understand that this is too much effort right now. If I find some time I may provide pull request. Meanwhile it would be great to run the tests against a remote system so that the server is not managed by betsy and can be configured separately.