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DB2 support going stable?

rlm
Champ in-the-making
Champ in-the-making
Hi Activiti

We are looking into using Activiti as a major part of the next version of our core main-system.
We are using DB2 on the latest version of i/OS (IBM iSeries) as the backend DB and would like to use it as backend for Activiti as well.

We are currently testing the DB2 integration but are running into some problems. Until now we haven't seen any problems we couldn't solve though.

We would really like to see the DB2 integration be stable, which it obvious isn't right now.
What will it take for it to be stable? and how can we help exactly.
Is it "just" a matter of getting the creation scripts running, and all unit tests turning green?
or what is your "stable" criteria?

Depending on the amount of work we might be able to help out.

Best regards

René Markvard
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bernd_ruecker
Champ in-the-making
Champ in-the-making
Hi Frederik.

We just changed the LIMIT's on DB2 because we had quite some performance issues on big installations for DB2. We have it in our QA as well, see the commit from today, we had to add the license JAR's. I hope that doesn't break anything on your side? Otherwise let me know!

Cheers
Bernd

frederikherema1
Star Contributor
Star Contributor
Bernd,

If your QA works for it (I presume it's the regular engine test-suite) I'm confident it works Smiley Wink

bernd_ruecker
Champ in-the-making
Champ in-the-making
It does now, I fixed a bug in the constraints, and I could even remove the licenses again. Now it's fine again.