Xeres uses the H2 database. The following is a list of guidelines:

TIMESTAMP(9)

By default, the precision is 6, which is only up to milliseconds instead of nanoseconds. Truncation will occur and make comparison with a fresh instant fail. So make sure to always specify 9 as precision.

While Xeres is running with the dev profile, there's a built-in H2 Console available, accessible through the Debug menu.

With IntelliJ Ultimate, create the following Database connection with the built-in Datagrip client (aka the Database tool window)

• Connection type: Embedded
• Driver: H2
• Path: select ./data/userdata.mv.db. If the file is not there, run Xeres once.
• Authentication: User & Password
• User: sa
• There's no password

You can also download the H2 installer (version to use: 2.1.214). Then run the H2 console with the following settings:

• Saved Settings: Generic H2 (Embedded)
• Driver Class: org.h2.Driver
• JDBC URL: hdbc:h2:file:~/workspace/Xeres/data/userdata (put your path, and no file extension at the end!)
• User Name: sa
• The password is empty