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Date: Thu, 21 May 2009 13:53:07 -0400
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Subject: Embedded Derby w/Hibernate
From: Nicola DiPasquale <nicholas.dipasquale@gmail.com>
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Hello, I am attempting to use an embedded Derby instance wrapped with
Hibernate and Hibernate Annotations.  However, after the tables are
initialized by Hibernate, the first time that I attempt to access the
tables Derby throws exceptions that claims the tables and views do not
exist.  When I restart the application everything works fine (because
the tables already exist in the database on load).  How can I possibly
alleviate this problem (without pulling Derby out into server mode)?
Thanks.

-Nick DiPasquale