GsRdbWriteStreams need schema or get #invalidTableErrors
When generating instances of the new GsRdbWriteStream class via these methods:
openInsertCursorOn:*
openUpdateCursorOn:*
openDeleteCursorOn:*
and the Oracle schema that contains the table is different from the current
schema of the current Oracle user, you will need to prefix the table name
with the schema, using standard Oracle schema naming conventions.
For example, if table MYTABLE was created by Oracle user BOB using his
default current schema (same as his user name: BOB), then for Oracle user
FRED to access it, he will need to use 'BOB.MYTABLE' as the name of the
table.
The fully qualified table name can be either passed directly to the open*CursorOn:*
method via the tableName: argument, or made part of the table's associated
#rdbTableName method definition.
Failure to properly qualify the table name with the schema when needed
will result in a GemConnect #invalidTableName error.
Workaround
No workaround
Last updated: 4/9/14