The database will close when all connections to it are closed. So you
must still have some connections open (Are you using a connection pool??)
Also see http://h2database.com/html/grammar.html#set_db_close_delay
Is there still the lock file present?. If that is still present then
there is an open connection somewhere....
I close and open my databases all the time from the same JVM and copy
them around, so it does work.
On 11/11/2013 8:13 AM, Mike Goodwin wrote:
Hi,
I have found I am unable to move the database directory after a
shutdown. I have tried waiting, gc(), calling for a shutdown (using
the SHUTDOWN sql command). I have made sure there are no more
connections open.
Is there any expectation that it should be possible to close a
database after shutting it down? Has anyone succeeded in doing so?
- mike
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