Developers of hypersonic promise increase of performance?
But I'm afraid problems with administrating and other aspects of using hsqlDB.
Are anybody using this in production? Is it good idea?
Developers of hypersonic promise increase of performance?
But I'm afraid problems with administrating and other aspects of using hsqlDB.
Are anybody using this in production? Is it good idea?
Many companies are using HSQL in production.
Among those not on the list, a certain well-known (though not necessarily well liked) company that makes an antivirus product (whose name rhymes with "Horton") is using HSQL-based software for their update server management. I know because I wrote it :-)
I'm not sure what "problems with administrating" you're referring to. They have both command-line and (somewhat simplistic) GUI clients plus pretty much everything is doable over JDBC so
you can take your pick from lots of tools / IDE plugins.
That said, whether using it is a good idea for you depends on your requirements. It's certainly not a drop-in replacement for Oracle (Postgres / DB2 / MySQL / what have you). But it most definitely has its uses.
You may wish to look at H2, which is a more full featured DB, while still supporting most of the features of HSQLDB like memory only DBs.