Hi,

> That's indeed what is happening and what makes Jackrabbit fail to start. The 
> case is, however, that for this particular deployment it is preferred to 
> don't give those rights to the jackrabbit user.

If I understand correctly, the user has read access to the tables, but
doesn't have access to read the metadata of its own tables? I didn't
know you can do that.

I think that's not a valid use case. Such a user couldn't even use
regular (SQL) tools to access his own tables.

Regards,
Thomas

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