Re: glom problems

[Murray Cumming <murrayc murrayc com>]

On Fri, 2006-03-10 at 16:54 -0800, Ryan Paul wrote:
> It was impossible to input text into the entry.

Hmm, so Glom thinks either
1. you are not in the developer group on the postgres server. But it
would do the same check for the small_business example.
or
2. it may not write to the .glom file.


Of course, you should use the touch command to check that you really
have write access to that file. It's theoretically possible to create a
file that you can't write to.


If you can code at all, you might check in 
Document_Glom::get_userlevel().
and
Document_Glom::set_userlevel().

Some std::cout debug text might be informative.

or
Base_DB::get_table_privileges(), which should give full table rights to
all developers.


I just tried creating a new database/.glom file and couldn't reproduce
it.

> > Did you try the example file? What version of Postgres are you using?
>
> Your small business example seems to work perfectly.

Well that's good news.

After you created that example database, are you now able to edit your
first database? Maybe creating-from-an-example adds something special.

We'll solve this eventally, with a little detective work.

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