I am running Postgres 6.3 on a Linux box (S.u.S.E. 5.3, kernel 2.0.35)
and connecting from another Linux box. Both are running Java 1.1.7
from Blackdown. I can connect to the remote machine and even create a
database, but I am unable to create a table.
I've included the code as an attachment. The exact output is as follows:
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loading JDBC class "postgresql.Driver"...
connecting to jdbc:postgresql://miranda:5432/factory...
creating skid table...
ERROR: cannot create skids
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I do wind up with an empty file named "skids" on the server at
/var/lib/pgsql/data/base/factory. I can't understand if this is just
some simple permissions problem or something else I overlooked. Does
anybody see anything obvious? Is there a way to get a more detailed
error message than "cannot create skids"? I created the database by
hand with psql as user "factory" on the server before running this
test code.
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