From: John V. S. <js...@gm...> - 2010-01-23 22:27:45
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Mitchell Halligan wrote: > Hello, > > There is probably an easy answer to this, but I am somewhat new to > LucidDB and completely stumped. I running a query and decided to > format the Timestamp columns. For this, I used > applib.timestamp_to_char in my select. However, running the query > told me that I need execute permission. This seemed reasonable, so I > tried granting the permission on applib.timestamp_to_char over to my > user. But, I get a procedure not found error. I have resorted to > trying to load the applib.jar into my schema and define the function > following the directions in how to set up a udf. This hasn't helped > and got me thinking I must be making this overly complicated. Follow the example here: http://pub.eigenbase.org/wiki/LucidDbOlap The SPECIFIC keyword is required by SQL:200n so that GRANT doesn't have to deal with overload ambiguities. JVS |