Thanks for your reply, Thomas!

> I'm not sure if it makes sense to try to find out why your database
> (version 1.1.116-1.1.119) got corrupt. If you want to find out, could
> you answer the questions below?

I received database corruption some times. Usually corruptions arise
when disk space is out
but I could not exactly define conditions. I agree with you that it
doesn't make sense to analyze
corruption state in my old versioned database. So, as a first step
we'll try to switch to 1.2 version.
Hope that database conversion will go smoothly.

>I think that would be dangerous, because the database couldn't know
>which one of the row is the correct one. I would rather spend time to
>reduce the risk of data corruption than try to better automate
>recovery after a crash.

My concern was mainly about durability. We are using H2 in production
with thousands of installations,
so we would like to have at least some workaround/recipe for our
customers, if something goes wrong and DB is corrupted.

If the problem is still reproduced with the latest H2 versions, we'll
provide you with all required data for deeper investigations.

Regards,
Konstantin

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