Dear All,
I have imported an ASCII table (tab's as field separators) into grass
without problems using v.in.ascii input= output= without any arguments
(using arguments like columns="...", the problem is the same).
All coordinates are imported and the correct number of colums and their type
was recognized. After that, an error message occur: mv: cannot move
/home../../.tmp/Jan1/5164.dbf to /home/.../topo/dbf/species_1.dbf:
permission denied.
After that, the module building topology etc.
The 5164.dbf file remains in the .temp/Jan1 folder.
With d.vect, I can display the points, but the labels are not present.
Db.colums gives an error : DBMI-DBF driver error: Table species_1 does'nt
exist
Thanks a lot, Jan
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On Tue, February 15, 2005 14:46, Jan Bartholdy said:
Dear All,
I have imported an ASCII table (tab's as field separators) into grass
without problems using v.in.ascii input= output= without any arguments
(using arguments like columns="...", the problem is the same).
All coordinates are imported and the correct number of colums and their type
was recognized. After that, an error message occur: mv: cannot move
/home../../.tmp/Jan1/5164.dbf to /home/.../topo/dbf/species_1.dbf:
permission denied.
After that, the module building topology etc.
The 5164.dbf file remains in the .temp/Jan1 folder.
With d.vect, I can display the points, but the labels are not present.
Db.colums gives an error : DBMI-DBF driver error: Table species_1 does'nt
exist
This looks like you do not have permission to write to the second directory.
Try to go to the directory and do a "touch test.dbf" or could you do an ls -ld
on the second directory (and its parents) to show the permission settings ?
Moritz