Kay Smoljak wrote:

>In that case, I don't understand what's going on - their PLP code is
>identical to our PLP code. Their database has the same permissions as
>our database. They're running the same nightly build as us, on the same
>platform/CF version/database version. Yet they're getting the error and
>we're not. Any ideas where I should be looking?
>
>  
>
As its a SQL error I think you need to look at the SQL statements 
generated by each app and make sure they are identical. eg. dbowner and 
so on is correct.  Then you need to check the database and make sure 
that the tables in question are in fact "owned" by the relevant dbowner. 

The error you are seeing is typical of having one dbowner user create a 
table and then another dbowner with different permissions attempt to use it.

-- geoff
http://www.daemon.com.au/

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