Latest revision as of 07:16, 26 October 2011

Problems while administrating the GPMS

In this page you can find reasons for problems that frequently occur while managing the GPMS.

If you encounter an error message like DBD::mysql::db do failed: Table 'table_name' doesn't exist at /vol/gpms-intern/projectmanagement/share/perl/ while adding a Member or a new DataSource::DB to a Project, the current Tables of the Database do not match the Rights/Privileges that where defined for the Project_Class of that Project. The reason might be that someone has deleted a table for which privileges where defined or privileges where defined for a table that never existed. To solve the problem update the Roles and Rights for that Project_Class to adapt the defined privilege to your current database scheme and make sure that all required tables exists in the database.

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 = Problems while administrating the GPMS =
-* If you encounter an error message like ''DBD::mysql::db do failed: Table  'table_name' doesn't exist at  /vol/gpms-intern/projectmanagement/share/perl/'' while adding a Member or a new [[DataSource]]::DB to a Project,
+In this page you can find reasons for problems that frequently occur while managing the GPMS.
-the current Tables of the Database do not match the Rights/Privileges that where defined for the Project_Class of
-the Project. The reason might be that someone has deleted a table for which privileges where defined or privileges where
+* If you encounter an error message like ''DBD::mysql::db do failed: Table  'table_name' doesn't exist at /vol/gpms-intern/projectmanagement/share/perl/'' while adding a Member or a new DataSource::DB to a Project, the current Tables of the Database do not match the Rights/Privileges that where defined for the Project_Class of that Project. The reason might be that someone has deleted a table for which privileges where defined or privileges where defined for a table that never existed. To solve the problem update the Roles and Rights for that Project_Class to adapt the defined privilege  to your current database scheme and make sure that all required tables exists in the database.
-defined for a table that never existed.
 Author: [http://www.cebitec.uni-bielefeld.de/~lkrause Lutz Krause]