sql target in ANT

[Sri Rangan]

I am trying to run hypersonic database update via ant. My build.xml snippet looks as below

<target name="rundbupdate">
<sql
    driver="org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver"
    url="jdbc:hsqldb:***\dbc"
    userid="tt"
    password="****"
    src="some_script.sql"
    print="yes"
    output="out.log"
    >
<classpath>
<pathelement location="hsqldb.jar"/></classpath>
</sql>
</target>  

my some_script.sql has "shutdown" as the last command. It works fine if I don't have the "shutdown" command in my script file. If I have it, build throws "java.sql.Exception The database shutdown in statement[commit]"
Any ideas?

[Greg Charles]

I'm not very familiar with the SQL shutdown statement, but it seems clear what is happening. By shutting down the database you invalidate the JDBC connection. (You understand the Ant task is implemented by JDBC, right?) The connection naturally complains about that. However, as long as shutdown is the last statment, I think you can safely ignore that message.
However, I'm not sure how to make Ant ignore it. You could try setting oneror=continue in the sql task, and see if that helps. (I had to spell error wrong for this post to work.)

[Sri Rangan]

I tried

oneror="continue"

and it does not help. I am issuing the shutdown as the last command on my sript file and it is the last target in my build file.
But it would be nice to avoid the error message on the console. Though shutdown is completed, build process says "FAILED"