There was a classloader memory leak problem because a class contained a static references to an exception (including stack trace).

Split file system: truncating a file now deletes the parts in reverse order, so that the file list is consistent if the process is interrupted while truncating.

The condition "in(select ...)" did not work correctly if the subquery could not be converted to a "distinct" query, as in: "select * from dual where x in (select x from dual group by x order by max(x))".

The H2 JDBC client can now be used in an unsigned Applet. The problem was that System.getProperty throws a SecurityException, which is now ignored.

Issue 304: The condition [NOT] IN (SELECT ...) could throw the exception "Unexpected code path" if the subquery contained ORDER BY.

ALTER TABLE ALTER ADD / REMOVE /ALTER COLUMN dropped some dependent objects (access rights, triggers) of views that depend on the modified table. CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW dropped some dependent objects (access rights, triggers) if the view already existed before.

Issue 294: The Maven source bundle now contains a manifest file that allows Eclipse to automatically attach the source code (if Maven is used).

Added support for modulus operator in expressions

Issue 288: Some right outer join queries failed to produce the correct result or threw exceptions such as "column x must be in the group by list". Some right outer joins with invalid column referenced (typos) threw a NullPointerException instead of "column not found" exception.

New database setting EARLY_FILTER to allow table implementations to apply filter conditions early on.

Cluster: in a two node cluster, if cluster node stopped, and autocommit was enabled, then changes on the remaining cluster node didn't get committed automatically.

Issue 290: Conditions using subqueries were sometimes evaluated before much simpler conditions, which was very bad for performance. This includes subqueries returning a value, EXISTS subqueries, and IN(SELECT ..) subqueries.