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psubedi1MemberMyEclipse DB Browser won’t show ‘TABLE’ objects from a Oracle 10g database schema. I logged in as the schema owner. owner of the tables that exist the schema is also the same user.
When I use sqlplus I see the tables without any problem.
Using:
Version: 4.0.100 M1
Build id: 20051103-4.1-Milestone1Oracle Thin Driver … 10g
Is this a known MyEclipse DB Browser bug?
November 29, 2005 at 1:42 pm #242276
Brian FernandesModeratorThere is no known issue with our DB Browser not being able to browse an Oracle DB.
Could you give me more context? Are you able to connect to your database and see a list of schema with nodes under them – but when you try to expand the node named TABLE, nothing shows up? Or you can’t connect to the DB in the first place?
Could you paste relevant errors from your error log here and also details of the db driver you are using? More info here: Posting Guidelines
Best,
Brian.November 29, 2005 at 1:59 pm #242279
psubedi1MemberMore details for two different cases:
Tables that need be accessed exist under schema X, i.e. X is the owner of these tables.
1. When login as X:
I can connect to the DB without any problem
I see schema names and object types under them (e.g. SEQUENCE, PACKAGE, JAVA_SOURCE), but not TABLE.
However when I do select * from X.table_namex I get results.2. When I login as Y (user that has enough priviledge on these database objects):
I can connect to he DB without any problem.
I see schema names (including X) and object types under them (e.g. SEQUENCE, PACKAGE, JAVA_SOURCE), AND TABLE.
When I expand TABLE node, I don’t see any tables underneath it.
However when I do select * from X.table_namex; I am told that table or view doesn’t exist.🙄
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November 29, 2005 at 3:50 pm #242282
Brian FernandesModeratorThank you for that information.
Can you create a new profile using the same driver – on the second page, did you choose “Display all schemas”?
Also, I asked earlier for your DB driver details (make sure you arent’ using the debug version) and any errors in your log – without this we can’t really go on.
Best,
Brian.November 30, 2005 at 8:06 am #242313
psubedi1MemberCreated the and did ‘Display all schema’ and noticed that same objects are accessible through different schema (Z). That solves it for me now. Thank you for the help.
November 30, 2005 at 11:35 am #242347
Brian FernandesModeratorGlad it’s working for you now.
Best,
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