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How to inspect the in-memory Activiti H2 database?

kcassell

I'm just getting started using Activiti, and I'd like to be able to examine the contents of the in-memory H2 database as I run my workflows. How can I do so? Is it possible using a tool like Squirrel? If so, what do I use as a URL, user, password, etc.? Right now, I am using the default configuration.

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jbarrez

In a unit test, you can inspect it quite easily: http://activiti.org/userguide/index.html#apiDebuggingUnitTest

kcassell

Thanks. That provides me a way to inspect the database. It doesn't seem to work with Squirrel, and I'm not sure I understand why. But as long as I can get at the info I care about, I guess I don't really care, although I am curious.

frederikherema1

What is the issue with squirrl? H2 offers a plain old JDBC-interface, so don't see any obvious reasons why connection doesn't work. Any stack trace in squirrel?

fatma19

it works for me but is it normal that every time i restart the process engine i don't get the old processes ?

cjose

yes, if running against in-memory db.

fatma19

So what can i do if i want to make db persist the old processengine instance processes?