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This message appears when I try to start a new database using free Webinator. Why am I getting this if we can maintain multiple databases?

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What message are you actually getting? None of the Webinator scripts issue that particular message.
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Here is the sequence of messages that I am getting after I issue a command similar to the following:

../bin/gw -d../dbJOA -Force -g -a http://204.165.204.92/JoA/JoA_SearchHTM ... _0003.html

175 Table html not found in data dictionary
115 No such table: html
000 SQLPrepare() failed with -1
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This happens only with database dbJOA, not with others.

Thanks,

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It doesn't look like dbJOA is even a database, or at least not a Webinator database. Try gw -d../dbJOA -create to create it.
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Tried that, and get the same error. I get it whenever I try to create a new database, regardless of what name I give the database.
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Do a test. Make sure you have several megs of free disk space where you're trying to create the database. Make sure no directory or file exists by the name mytestdb. Then run "gw -v9 -dmytestdb -create" and post the full output of gw as well as "ls -la mytestdb".
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