Hello Reiner,
What you need to check is that the user that the postmaster is running
as can access where you have the file.
Maybe you have a private home directory for your user account?
Also, check the permissions of the file.
It is the postmaster that opens the file in the copy command, not the
client (psql or the PHP module for instance).
One way to test this:
sudo -u postgres head ~/data/pg_nor.out
assuming that the postmaster is running as user postgres
On Tue, 2005-10-25 at 21:57 +0200, reiner peterke wrote:
either i'm trying to hard or something is wrong here.
i have 2 postgres installations one at work 8.0.4 on windows xp and
one
at home on os x 10.3.9 and postgres 8.0.3. i took a data file and
loaded into the installation at work with the copy command. but when
i try the same thing here on my os x installation i get the following
error.
ERROR: could not open file "data/pg_nor.out" for reading: No such
file
or directory
the command i run is
copy mig_equip from 'data/pg_nor.out' using delimiters '|' with null
as
'';
the command i used at work was
copy mig_equip from 'c:/tmp/pg_nor.out' using delimiters '|' with null
as '';
the only difference being the location of the file.
i've tried changing the location, ran with the full path, did chmod on
the file, ran dos2unix to make sure that the was not a problem with
the
file format. so i'm stumped.
i'm afraid i'm missing something obvious but i can't figure it out.
any ideas?
thanks.
reiner
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