Hey Kristian- Thanks for the response, here's some comments:
> Do you delete the files on disk and connect to the same database (again), or > are you creating a brand new database (with a different name / directory)? I will admit that what I was doing was illogical and I never should have expected it to work. I was basically deleting the database files between deployments of my web application. Since I switched to jndi data sources, where tomcat now owns the connection not my web app, this will no longer work. > In any case, I suspect you have to redeploy your data source; close all open > connections and connection again. Maybe this is something your connection > pool manager can do, or maybe you have to issue a redeploy command for > Tomcat? Right ... I guess this is what I was asking, is how to do this, assuming this is my only alternative (which I'm pretty sure it is at this point). > Also, which OS and file system are you running on? OSX.5 and HFS+. Thanks- Robert
