6.2    Architecture
  • JPA Server
  • 6.0 Introduction
  • 6.1 Get Started ⚡
  • 6.2 Architecture
  • 6.3 Database Support
  • 6.4 Database Schema
  • 6.5 Configuration
  • 6.6 Search
  • 6.7 Performance
  • 6.8 Upgrade Guide
  • 6.9 Diff Operation
  • 6.10 LastN Operation
  • 6.11 Lucene/Elasticsearch Indexing
  • 6.12 Terminology
  • 6.13 International Patient Summary (IPS)
    • 6.4    Database Schema   
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    Database Support

    6.3Database Support

     

    HAPI FHIR JPA Server maintains active support for several databases:

    Use of any of the above databases is fully supported by HAPI-FHIR, and code is actively written to work with them.

    6.3.1Experimental Support

     

    HAPI FHIR currently provides experimental for the following databases, but does not actively support them, or write code specifically to work with them:

    HAPI FHIR uses the Hibernate ORM to provide database abstraction. This means that HAPI FHIR could theoretically also work on other databases supported by Hibernate. For example, although we do not regularly test or validate on other platforms, community members have reported successfully running HAPI FHIR on:

    • DB2
    • Cache
    • Firebird

    6.3.2Deprecated Support

     

    These databases were previously supported by HAPI FHIR JPA Server, but have since been deprecated, and should not be used.

       6.2    Architecture
  • JPA Server
  • 6.0 Introduction
  • 6.1 Get Started ⚡
  • 6.2 Architecture
  • 6.3 Database Support
  • 6.4 Database Schema
  • 6.5 Configuration
  • 6.6 Search
  • 6.7 Performance
  • 6.8 Upgrade Guide
  • 6.9 Diff Operation
  • 6.10 LastN Operation
  • 6.11 Lucene/Elasticsearch Indexing
  • 6.12 Terminology
  • 6.13 International Patient Summary (IPS)
    • 6.4    Database Schema