Hello. > > It looks like you already have a database in the file with name test.h2.db or test.mv.db in your home directory and that database doesn't have a user with same sa and empty password. If you need this database, use the recovery tool, it should be able to restore unencrypted database without knowing its password. If you sure that you don't need it, just delete the database file.
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