The clsql.pdf doc file lists connection strings in an appendix.
The simplest db to start with is probably sqlite (apt-get sqlite3)
In package clsql-user evaluate
(asdf:operate 'asdf:load-op 'clsql-sqlite3)
Then at a shell use `sqlite /tmp/ex.db` and use .exit to quit.
Check that it exists: `ls /tmp/*.db`
At repl: (connect '("/tmp/ex.db") :database-type :sqlite3)
This will set *default-database* so check its value.
All this is from clsql.pdf -- which has instructions for the other db
types too, if you need to use something else.
At this point the def-view-from-class should work fine.
Post any further developments.
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