Richard Troy wrote:

...
So, the time came to do something "real" with it, which in my case starts
with loading a schema. For that, I've already got a Java application that
works great with Postgres, Oracle, Sybase, DB2 and Informix. Should be a
snap with Ingres, I figured! (ouch!) I considered creating a vnode, but I
really don't want to in the first place, and in the second place, the
keyboard mapping problem won't let me run (do anything with) netutil
anyway, so, I can't create a vnode even if I wanted to.


There is a workaround to use netutil and other Ingres tools in case your keyboard layout is broken: Hit ESC key, then keep SHIFT key pressed and hit O key, then P key -> cursor will jump to netutil's command prompt.

When I try to connect using my app (updated to use the Ingres version of
the URL - chose NOT to put a password in the URL but rather pass it
through the method that takes the username/password separately. I get the
exception:

  DriverManager.getConnectio() exception: com.ingres.gcf.util.SqlEx:
  Communications error while establishing connection.

I thought I'd do a port scan check but there's nothing listening on port
117 - or any other port other than ssh and Postgres. Utility ingstatus
says everythng is up and running and I can get into my database with
isql/ingres/sql tools. So...

If your using edbc.jar driver, check that JDBC server is turned on. For use of iijdbc.jar, turn Data Access Server on. Use cbf tool to check this.

HTH Gerhard
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