Instead it should say something smart like:
You asked DURC to mine from "does_not_have_access" but user "durc user" does not have access to that database. DURC requires at least SELECT access to any table it works with, and to have full read-write access it should have SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE as well..
When you try to run DURC across another database and the database user does not have access to the new database... there is a very unhelpful error of:
in the command line script from running
Instead it should say something smart like: You asked DURC to mine from "does_not_have_access" but user "durc user" does not have access to that database. DURC requires at least SELECT access to any table it works with, and to have full read-write access it should have SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE as well..