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Paul White ♦
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Thank you swasheck and araqnid. That That is the answer. I return

I returned to Eclipse and deletedeleted my old connection. I then startcreated a new one. Using, using the "New JDBC Connection Profile". Under the Genera properties tab I choosechose the following values: Database: Postgres URL: jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/postgres (please note, here it used to be the generic term database, just as swasheck mentioned. I swapped 'postgres' where it used to be 'database') User Name: postgres Password: *************** I

Database: Postgres
URL: jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/postgres*
User Name: postgres
Password: ***************

* Please note, here it used to be the generic term database, just as swasheck mentioned. I swapped 'postgres' where it used to be 'database'.

I then clicked the "test connection" button and it connected flawlessly. Thank you very much for your astute observation.

Thank you swasheck and araqnid. That is the answer. I return to Eclipse and delete my old connection. I then start a new one. Using the "New JDBC Connection Profile". Under the Genera properties tab I choose the following values: Database: Postgres URL: jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/postgres (please note, here it used to be the generic term database, just as swasheck mentioned. I swapped 'postgres' where it used to be 'database') User Name: postgres Password: *************** I then clicked the "test connection" button and it connected flawlessly. Thank you very much for your astute observation.

Thank you swasheck and araqnid. That is the answer.

I returned to Eclipse and deleted my old connection. I then created a new one, using the "New JDBC Connection Profile". Under the Genera properties tab I chose the following values:

Database: Postgres
URL: jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/postgres*
User Name: postgres
Password: ***************

* Please note, here it used to be the generic term database, just as swasheck mentioned. I swapped 'postgres' where it used to be 'database'.

I then clicked the "test connection" button and it connected flawlessly. Thank you very much for your astute observation.

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David Kulpanowski
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Thank you swasheck and araqnid. That is the answer. I return to Eclipse and delete my old connection. I then start a new one. Using the "New JDBC Connection Profile". Under the Genera properties tab I choose the following values: Database: Postgres URL: jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/postgres (please note, here it used to be the generic term database, just as swasheck mentioned. I swapped 'postgres' where it used to be 'database') User Name: postgres Password: *************** I then clicked the "test connection" button and it connected flawlessly. Thank you very much for your astute observation.