I’m using in-memory derby db for my java application. I would like to delete all the tables/databases it created once the application ends. So when it starts back up, I want it to start fresh.
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I’m using in-memory derby db for my java application. I would like to delete all the tables/databases it created once the application ends. So when it starts back up, I want it to start fresh.
If you application uses only a single database connection, then derby global temporary tables would provide what you need.