Hi, >and as far as i can see the failure is gone.
Depending on what the problem is, that might only be a temporary solution. I really would try to find out what the problem is, using "lsof -p <pid>". To get the pid, use "jps -l". >@thomas: you suggested to use H2. would it be possible to replace derby >with H2 but reuse the file structure that has already been created by >derby? H2 only needs one file per database (plus one temporary file to lock the database file, plus possibly a log file). Derby uses many files per database (one per table or index, plus a few for the transaction log, and so on). So: no. You need to create a new database / new databases. Regards, Thomas
