ALTER TABLE' cannot be performed because table does not exist?

EcliseLink starts by dropping table constraints (the alter statement you're seeing), then the tables, and then recreate everything. Since you are using an in-memory database, there is actually nothing to drop and EclipseLink reports the failed attempts as a warning. Just ignore them.

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