This error normally occurs if the current user does not have select privileges on the SYSXDB catalog tables, or on the equivalent views. Check the SYSXDB setting in the Options SQL page to see what AuthID the system is trying to use for SYSXDB catalog views, and contact your administrator to see if you have select privileges on the views created with this AuthID. If you do not, have the administrator grant you the privileges you need to access the catalog tables. If the SYSXDB.SYSQUERY table does not exist, you may see this error. You will still be allowed to access SQLWizard, but you may not be able to list or save queries in the catalog tables. You should still be able to save and run queries in SQL script files.
Restriction: This topic applies to Windows environments only.
