Hi, I think I know where the problem is, but it's relatively complicated to fix. As a workaround, I have now disabled the index meta data. MS Access will then ask you for the unique keys, but I guess that's acceptable. For existing databases, run this statement: delete from pg_catalog.pg_index; For new databases, you would need to change pg_catalog.sql (add "and 1=0" to the select statement where pg_catalog.pg_index is filled) and then re-compile H2. However, I found out there is still a bug that prevents editing data in MS Access (UnsupportedOperationException). I will fix that in the next release. If you want to try, I suggest to use the current trunk.
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