[GeoNetwork-users] Oracle - column list already indexed

Hi all - I'm trying to set up oracle using GAST and am getting an error
message that says "such column list already indexed". It stops the database
setup routine and after that I get null pointer exceptions when trying to
use geonetwork. If I use the embedded db the setup works fine with no
errors.

I've search through the forum but haven't found anything about it, anyone
else having this problem? I really need to get this working, any hints
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.
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Hi Pat,
Indeed that is a known problem. It is due to the order in which the indexes are added by the druid API that takes care of the schema creation. I have updated the SQL file for Oracle. If you can test that and let me know if it works, I can put a fix in v2.4.0 in time.

Do the following:
- make a backup of the SQL file for Oracle under found under geonetwork/gast/setup/sql
- put the file attached in its place
- use GAST to create the database on Oracle

Ciao,
Jeroen

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create-db-oracle.sql (7.26 KB)

Hi Jeroen - no luck, same error. It does work if I comment out the two
Create Index lines but I assume that will affect performance?

Jeroen Ticheler - GeoCat wrote:

Hi Pat,
Indeed that is a known problem. It is due to the order in which the
indexes are added by the druid API that takes care of the schema
creation. I have updated the SQL file for Oracle. If you can test that
and let me know if it works, I can put a fix in v2.4.0 in time.

Do the following:
- make a backup of the SQL file for Oracle under found under
geonetwork/gast/setup/sql
- put the file attached in its place
- use GAST to create the database on Oracle

Ciao,
Jeroen

On Jul 14, 2009, at 12:29 PM, PatB wrote:

Hi all - I'm trying to set up oracle using GAST and am getting an
error
message that says "such column list already indexed". It stops the
database
setup routine and after that I get null pointer exceptions when
trying to
use geonetwork. If I use the embedded db the setup works fine with no
errors.

I've search through the forum but haven't found anything about it,
anyone
else having this problem? I really need to get this working, any
hints
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.
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