On Oct 9, Bavo De Ridder quoth:
> When I change the implementation of a bean so it has more fields to store
> in the database, redeploying the bean and using it gives errors about
> fields not found in the table.
>
> How can I make the default database used by JBoss to forget a table (and
> the test data in that table) ?
In your jaws.xml set:
<remove-table>true</remove-table>
then (assuming you are using hot-deploy) explicitly 'undeploy' your bean
by removing the jar from the deploy/ directory. The undeploy process will
execute the drop table command.
C=)
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