Package org.h2.tools

package org.h2.tools
Various tools.

Most tools are command line driven, but not all (for example the CSV tool).

  • Class
    Description
    Backup
    Creates a backup of a database.
    ChangeFileEncryption
    Allows changing the database file encryption password or algorithm.
    CompressionType
    Compression types for SQL output
    CompressTool
    A tool to losslessly compress data, and expand the compressed data again.
    Console
    Starts the H2 Console (web-) server, as well as the TCP and PG server.
    ConvertTraceFile
    Converts a .trace.db file to a SQL script and Java source code.
    CreateCluster
    Creates a cluster from a stand-alone database.
    Csv
    A facility to read from and write to CSV (comma separated values) files.
    DeleteDbFiles
    Deletes all files belonging to a database.
    DirectRecover
    Enhanced database recovery tool with streaming and compression support.
    GUIConsole
    Console for environments with AWT support.
    MultiDimension
    A tool to help an application execute multi-dimensional range queries.
    Recover
    Helps recovering a corrupted database.
    Restore
    Restores a H2 database by extracting the database files from a .zip file.
    RunScript
    Runs a SQL script against a database.
    Script
    Creates a SQL script file by extracting the schema and data of a database.
    Server
    Starts the H2 Console (web-) server, TCP, and PG server.
    Shell
    Interactive command line tool to access a database using JDBC.
    SimpleResultSet
    This class is a simple result set and meta data implementation.
    SimpleResultSet.SimpleArray
    A simple array implementation, backed by an object array
    SimpleRowSource
    This interface is for classes that create rows on demand.
    TriggerAdapter
    An adapter for the trigger interface that allows to use the ResultSet interface instead of a row array.
    Upgrade
    Upgrade utility.
    ZeroBytesEOFInputStream
    A wrapper InputStream that works around the issue where some compressed streams (like Kanzi CompressedInputStream) may return 0 bytes instead of -1 for EOF, causing StreamDecoder to throw "Underlying input stream returned zero bytes".