Hi Myrna
Thanks for your input..
I am running Windows 7, Home Edition on a HP Pavilion dv7 laptop
Derby version is 10.11.1.1
Database name is us_copiosus
Security Properties: Me - allow full control/modify/read &
execute/list/read/write
Admin - no permissions listed - i.e. co
Hi Bob,
The Derby program relies on files that make up a Derby database to get
created in a certain way, and for those files to remain untouched by other
programs or actions.
It seems something has interfered with your database. We have no way of
telling what that is/was - only you can do this by
Hi Peter
Permission or attributes - maybe.
Could you spell out how I check these?
What puzzles me is that I did have my application working at an earlier
stage and I am having difficulty understanding why I am now getting a series
of error messages
Bob M
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Access denied, could be antivirus or permission or attributes rendering
file inaccessible.
On Monday, 22 September 2014, Bob M wrote:
> Sorry, but it is NOT missing!
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Sorry, but it is NOT missing!
Bob M
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To me it is pretty self-explaining. One of the required files of your
database directory is missing. c510.dat.
On 22 September 2014 20:50, Bob M wrote:
> Hi
>
> Error Message:-
>
> SQLException:
> SQL State: XSDG3
> Error Code: 45000
> Message: Meta-data for unknown could not be accessed to read
Hi Knut
Thanks for your help
With respect to my latest error (see new post) I have just spotted a
derby.log file in my Derby Database folder but I am unable to open it -
Access is denied.
I will try your pieces of code when I get some traction again :)
Bob M
Dunedin
New Zealand
Hi
Error Message:-
SQLException:
SQL State: XSDG3
Error Code: 45000
Message: Meta-data for unknown could not be accessed to read:
C:\\us_copiosus\seg0\c510.dat
SQLException:
SQL State: XJ001
Error Code: 0
Message: Java exception: 'C:\...us_copiosus\seg0\c510.dat (Access is
denied):java.io.Fil
Bob M writes:
> Hi
>
> It seems that I do NEED to delete this temporary folder before each opening
> of the database
>
> As I am very unsure of derby coding would somebody care to suggest what I
> need to add and where to add it?
Hi Bob,
Since Derby fails because it is not able to access the tm
