I partly agree that this is a bug in hibernate. But Derby and HSQLDB are 
working also fine (as H2) in this scenario - with the exception that they 
do not log exceptions.
I guess they only don't check the closure state of the object. But as the 
application itself works fine, it seems that the H2 exceptions in the trace 
file are a kind of warning. And I am looking for a way to disabe this.
And it is interesting whether someone else has made some experience with H2 
and Hibernate 4.3(.1).


> That looks like a bug in Hibernate - it should not be calling that method 
> on a closed Statement object. 
> I suggest you bring it up on the Hibernate mailing list. 
>

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