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Problem while creating a stored procedure in Pervasive
Hello,
I'm facing a tricky problem and i don't know how to fix it ...
I have installed PSQL 9.50 on my pc ... Under the Database called "DEMOData", i can create stored procedures without any problem ...
We already installed PSQL 10.0 on our customer server.
So, now I create a new Database on my machine. And i copied all .ddf and .mkd files on my local machine in order to have the recent and latest version of customer Database.
Till now evrything works fine. I can open tables, change data structure, do a select querry ...
But, my only problem is i can't create a very simple stored procedure like this one:
CREATE PROCEDURE test2();
Begin
Select * from colors;
End ;
It returns the following error message:
Save Failed:com.pervasive.psql.utilities.core.DBException:[LNA][Pervasive][ODBC Engine Interface][Data Record Manager] No such table or object.
Can anybody tell me how to fix this problem ?
Thank you for your help ...
Paul
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 Originally Posted by paulnamroud
No such table or object.
My initial question would be are you sure there really is a table called "colors"?
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