Hi there,

I've tried both, actually. It's quite wierd, because it works fine from isql
and also I've been successfully using Firebird from the Qt library. I've
tried re-installing OpenOffice.org, and even Java (from the SuSE RPMs). So I
know the issue isn't network resolution or the Firebird server itself. It
doesn't look like a write permission issue because I can't even connect to
the database to begin with. Is there a developer snapshot of the JDBC driver
I could try?

Thanks,

Eron

On Wednesday 04 August 2004 2:32 pm, Roman Rokytskyy wrote:
> > and even connect from <firebird>/bin/isql using the same string just
> > fine.
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> What command so you execute?
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> CONNECT 'localhost/3050:/opt/firebird/examples/employee.fdb' ...
> or
> CONNECT '/opt/firebird/examples/employee.fdb' ...
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> If latter, ensure that your server is running, for example by trying the
> first connection string.
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> Also check if the database is writable by the firebird group, not only by
> the firebird user.
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> Roman
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