Hi,
I get this error while executing a CREATE TABLE statement.
This is my CREATE statement:
CREATE TABLE agenzia.BarcodeByDocumentInfo (docId VARCHAR(17) NOT NULL,defaultOp VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL DEFAULT
'Append',CONSTRAINTBcByDocInfo_pk PRIMARY KEY (docId),CONSTRAINT BcByDoc_defOp_ck CHECK ( defaultOp =
'Append'OR defaultOp = 'Overwrite' ),CONSTRAINT BcByDoc_docId_fk FOREIGN KEY(docId) REFERENCES
agenzia.Documents(docId)
);
When I execute it on postgresql 9.0.6 I get this messages:
NOTICE: CREATE TABLE / PRIMARY KEY will create implicit index "bcbydocinfo_pk" for table "barcodebydocumentinfo"
ERROR: permission denied for relation documents
So, if I understand correctly the error message, this is a missing
permission a table "documents" that is only used in my CREATE STATEMENT
on a FOREIGN KEY constraint.
This is table "documents":
neos=> \d agenzia.documents Table "agenzia.documents" Column | Type |
Modifiers
----------------+-----------------------+----------------------------------docid | character varying(17) | not
nulldescription | character varying(45) | protid | character varying(50) | iscommondata | character(5)
| not null default 'FALSE'::bpchartobecrypted | character(5) | not null default
'FALSE'::bpcharislistofvalues| character(5) | not null default 'FALSE'::bpcharisfulltext | character(5)
| not null default 'FALSE'::bpchar
Indexes:
[...]
Check constraints:
[...]
Foreign-key constraints:
[...]
Referenced by:
[...]
I am owner of table "documents":
neos=> \dt agenzia.documents List of relationsSchema | Name | Type | Owner
---------+-----------+-------+-------agenzia | documents | table | neos
(1 row)
I read the documentation about postgresql 9.0 and it seems the error
message is about permission "x". As you may see "x" is among my
permissions:
neos=> \dp agenzia.documents Access privilegesSchema | Name | Type | Access
privileges | Column access privileges
---------+-----------+-------+----------------------+--------------------------agenzia | documents | table |
neos=arwdDxt/neos +| | | | agenzia_r=arwdt/neos |
(1 row)
Do you have suggestion about this problem?
I thank you very much,
Giuseppe