Often when using Spring for enterprise application development, while developing code on your laptop, you will want to run against a in memory H2 database, and later you will deploy the code to a server and have it run against enterprise database such as Oracle. While Oracle is the #1 RDBMS used in the enterprise, it’s […]Continue reading
Out of the box, Spring Boot is very easy to use with the H2 Database. If the H2 database is found on your classpath, Spring Boot will automatically set up an in-memory H2 database for your use. But what if you want to use MySQL? Naturally, Spring Boot has support for MySQL and a number […]Continue reading
H2 Database Console Frequently when developing Spring based applications, you will use the H2 in memory database during your development process. It’s light, fast, and easy to use. It generally does a great job of emulating other RDBMs which you see more frequently for production use (ie, Oracle, MySQL, Postgres). When developing Spring Applications, its […]Continue reading
