> From: Christian Sell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Recently I tried to create a database instance using an > adapted version of the create_testdb.sh script. Database > creation failed for reasons I do not recall. > Afterwards, I tried to drop the database, which again > resulted in error messages. Now, when I try to connect to, > drop or re-create the database, I keep getting > ERR_USERREAD "unable to read user data". I have, however, > been able to create another database with a different name, > using the same script (different user name), so the > installation seems to work. > > The only trace of the erroneous database I was able to find > is the <database-name> directory in the data directory. > However, WebDBM reports the presence of the database, even if > I remove the directory. > > Question: How can I remove the traces of the partially > created database, so that I can re-create it under the same > name? Try to drop it with the -s option: dbmcli -s -d <dbname> -u <usr>,<pwd> db_drop Bernd -- SAP Labs Berlin _______________________________________________ sapdb.general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general
