> "Michael Ansley (UK)" wrote:
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> Although, even if the problem is sorted, it appears that you have an
> erratic JVM problem. Having -i off should not cause your JVM to dump
> core. On RH7.1 I know that I have to set LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5 i
Title: RE: [JDBC] Unable to connect to database
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Although, even if the problem is sorted, it appears that you have an
erratic JVM problem. Having -i off should not cause your JVM to dump
core. On RH7.1 I know that I have to set LD_ASSUME_KERNEL
Hi Fred--
Thanks -- that was it! I can now connect to the database.
Also thanks to everyone else to responded to my post.
--Pete Rogers
> "Lucas, Fred" wrote:
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> Peter,
> The JDBC requires TCP/IP sockect to connect to Postgresql, Are you
> running the postmaster with the -i switch? You
On Fri, 17 Aug 2001 15:11:57 -0400, you wrote:
>Try a newer JDBC driver (from CVS).
Standard support answer #1 :-)
The driver is AFAIK 100% pure Java. I don't think there is a fix
for a JVM segmentation fault in the driver, do you?
>the problem could be your JVM
That's better advice :-)
Seri
On Fri, Aug 17, 2001 at 11:00:40AM -0700, Whitney Hunter wrote:
> I believe that the url format is "jdbc.postgresql:///". This
> could be the problem.
Nope, that isn't the problem. The url format is correct. (assuming of
course that the database that Peter is connecting to is running on his
comp
Peter,
Do you have any other problems running java on this machine. The only
reason you should ever get a segmentation fault with java is if the jvm
is buggy.
What jvm are you using. I know there are issues running sun's jvm on
newer distributions.
Dave
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Peter,
I believe that the url format is "jdbc.postgresql:///". This
could be the problem.
Whitney
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Subject: [JDBC] Unable to connect to database
Please have merc
