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- From: Tom Blythe <TJB@MATH.AMS.ORG>
- Subject: copying a database
- Message-ID: <725083255.91799.TJB@MATH.AMS.ORG>
- Sender: root@nrao.edu (Operator)
- Organization: National Radio Astronomy Observatory
- Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 04:00:55 GMT
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- I am attempting to copy a database, db1, to a database with another
- name, db2, with both database located on the same machine. So I
- performed the following steps:
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- 1. rearranged each location for db1 so that no one location
- was using more than 44% of the disk.
-
- 2. created db2 with the same default location as db1
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- 3. extended db2 to all the same locations as db1
-
- 4. created and dropped a table repeatedly in db2 until the next table id
- (as seen in infodb) for db2 is larger than the next table id for db1.
-
- 5. shutdown ingres on the machine
-
- 6. copied all .t00 files from .../ingres/data/default/db1 directories to
- .../ingres/data/default/db2 directories
-
- 7. restarted ingres
-
- When I try to access db2, I get the following error:
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- E_US0845 Table 'iidbcapabilities' does not exist or is not owned by you.
- (Tue Dec 22 22:48:49 1992)
-
- If I look in db1 for the filename for iidbcapabilities, I can see that
- file in the correct directory for db2 with the proper owner and
- permissions.
-
- All of this was done using Ingres v6.4/01 on a Solbourne
- running 4.1A.2.
-
- Does anyone have a suggestion for what I may have done wrong? I thought
- that I had followed the basic recipe as described in this group
- previously.
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- Tom Blythe TJB@MATH.AMS.ORG
- American Mathematical Society (401) 455-4015
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