Hi Jonathan, 

No apology necessary.  Is the vdb name the same as your database name?  If
you match them I think it should work.

Thanks, Robert


On 3/7/08 1:31 PM, "Jonathan Poole" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hello All, 
> 
> I really apologize fro the noise I cause on this list, but anyhow I¹m running
> into the following now.
>  
> Issuing the following commands via the sql client performs some behavior that
> I¹m wondering if there is a workaround for or if queries will have be
> specially constructed to work with sequoia (My hope is that it¹s completely
> transparent)
>  
> jdbc:sequoia://192.168.61.14:25324/virtualdb (user) > select CUSTOMER_ID from
> CUSTOMERS;
> +------------+
> | LICENSE_ID |
> +------------+
> | 1          |
> | 2          |
> | 3          |
> | 5          |
> +------------+
>  
> Query executed in 0 s 1 ms .
>  
> This is great, however when some queries are constructed with
> databasename.customers such as
>  
>  
> jdbc:sequoia://192.168.61.14:25324/virtualdb (user) > select CUSTOMER_ID from
> virtualdb.CUSTOMERS;
> An error occured while executing SQL query
> (org.continuent.sequoia.common.exceptions.driver.DriverSQLException: Message
> of cause: Request select CUSTOMER_ID from virtualdb.cust_... failed on backend
> DB1 (Table 'virtualdb.CUSTOMERS' doesn't exist))
> jdbc:sequoia://192.168.61.14:25324/virtualdb (user) >
>  
> Any help would be appreciated.
>  
> Regards, 
> Jonathan D. Poole
> 
> 
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