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nicinch <nmaillard@yahoo.com> writes:

>
> Has anybody had this behaviour and a way to fix?

Try to open the database in ij and see it it is read-only at the Derby
level. If you can make modifications using ij, the error lies outside
Derby.

e.g. something like

$ java -jar <DERBYROOT>/derbyrun.jar ij
> connect 'jdbc:derby:<mydb>';
> create table foo(i int);
> drop table foo;
> exit;


Thanks,
Dag

>
> Thanks for your help.