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I am currently using DB2 to do unit tests, but it is sometime quite slow. I would need a good in-memory database that would include all the feature of DB2. Does this type of in-memory database exist, or do they only allow standard SQL feature?
Thank you.
EDIT
The DB2 Database is on a remote server, so I would need a solution to replicate the schema of that database on a local in-memory database to speed up the tests.
Derby (ex Cloudscape) is DB2’s language compatible. And it has an in memory mode.
Maybe also have a look at H2 (with the DB2 compatibility mode). But even if H2 would be faster, I would consider Derby in your case.