No. The column 'value' is not in the table. The database schema does not match the class definition.
Ah, now I get it. Still, creating a situation like that, I immediately get this error:
Database error 42703: column "y" does not exist Query: INSERT INTO foo (x, y) VALUES (1, 2) [Condition of type cl-postgres-error:syntax-error-or-access-violation]
... and the connection is fine.
So, if you want me to look into this, a script that isolates the issue and can be ran against an empty database to produce the error would probably help.
Cheers, Marijn