Hello everyone, I think there's a bug in the jdbc2 PersistenceManager, but I want to verify that it's not a feature before fixing it. At startup, if you already have the database tables present, and have not set the CREATE_TABLES_ON_STARTUP property to false, an exception is thrown (on Postgres at least). From a clean install, you basically have to start jboss, stop jboss, add the flag and set it to false and then restart. After that everything is okay. So, does anybody have a problem with me putting in checks at startup to see if tables already exist before creating them?
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