Hi Joseph!
Just a guess:
Postgres uses traditionally a hidden column oid ('object identifier') as
an internal key for database objects. Since Version 7.2 these oids
are optional. Looks like the JDBC driver still depends on them and
sometimes generates an error when connected to a database containing
tables without oid column.
What can you do?
1) create table again with oid. I think that will not generate
problems with your existing programs. However, can't promise
anything, don't use postgresql here....
2) try out another driver for postgresql, one can be found at
http://jxdbcon.sourceforge.net/
Hope this helps
Regards
Dirk
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