On Wed, Dec 21, 2005 at 04:32:17PM -0600, Nolen, Terry wrote:
> I'm new to postgresql and I'm trying to test the copy command with a csv
> file. I keep getting an error which states that I don't have read
> permissions.
>
> My database is owned by postgres, and I'm signed in as postgres. The
> table that I'm placing the data into has a different owner. I've tried
> changing privileges in windows to allow all access to everyone on this
> machine access. I've even shared the machine with external users. I've
> move the file to different directorys and created a tablespace with my
> new table in it, into the postgres data directory.
>
> I see this type of error on many boards, but they tend to be with a
> flavor of unix. I'm really not getting the premise behind what is going
> on and why. Could you please assist?
We need to know exactly what command you're trying to run, if it's in
psql or something else, and the exact error message.
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