The user account must be set up to permit tables to be created.
Usually the database administrator must grant such permissions.
Specific to SQLite
none
DB2
The user account must be set up to permit tables to be created.
Usually the database administrator must grant such permissions.
Specific to DB2
none
MS Access
The user account must be set up to permit tables to be created.
Usually the database administrator must grant such permissions.
Specific to MS Access
Make sure that the mdb file is not read only. You
also may need write permission on the directory containing the mdb,
this is because Access needs to create and ldb file.
PostgreSQL
The user account must be set up to permit tables to be created.
Usually the database administrator must grant such permissions.
Specific to PostgreSQL
none
Oracle
The user account must be set up to permit tables to be created.
Usually the database administrator must grant such permissions.
Specific to Oracle
Users must be granted RESOURCE to create tables.
MS SQL Server
The user account must be set up to permit tables to be created.
Usually the database administrator must grant such permissions.
Specific to MS SQL Server
none
MySQL
The user account must be set up to permit tables to be created.
Usually the database administrator must grant such permissions.
Specific to MySQL
Users must be granted CREATE on the database.
Sybase
The user account must be set up to permit tables to be created.
Usually the database administrator must grant such permissions.
Specific to Sybase
none
Mimer SQL
The user account must be set up to permit tables to be created.
Usually the database administrator must grant such permissions.