Gametime window error message

[ptrack mike]

I read through the thread, but I'm not sure I understand. You're saying you use PT Omaha with PostgreSQL databases and it works fine, but when you open the external GameTime window in PT Omaha with one of the same PostgreSQL databases it prompts you for the username?

[ptrack pat]

I read through the thread, but I'm not sure I understand. You're saying you use PT Omaha with PostgreSQL databases and it works fine, but when you open the external GameTime window in PT Omaha with one of the same PostgreSQL databases it prompts you for the username?

I think he's saying that the first time it prompted him and he entered the wrong user name. Now it doesn't prompt at all, it just goes straight to an error. So we need to find where maybe the external window is getting those values from (the registry?) and figure out how he can change them.

[ptrack mike]

OK, I'll look into this later today.

[Cooder]

I think he's saying that the first time it prompted him and he entered the wrong user name. Now it doesn't prompt at all, it just goes straight to an error. .

Just like that.

[ptrack mike]

Use regedit to open your Windows registry. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\PTrackO. Look at the PSQLUID key and make sure it is set to the correct name, "postgres".

[Cooder]

Use regedit to open your Windows registry. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\PTrackO. Look at the PSQLUID key and make sure it is set to the correct name, "postgres".

It wasn't - it was cooder. I changed it to postgres, and problem solved!

Thank you both for solving my self-inflicted problem.

You are gentlemen and scholars.