Michael Bayer schrieb:
>
> On Nov 5, 2007, at 6:44 AM, Michael Schlenker wrote:
>
>> I tried with:
>>>>> meta.reflect(schema=msc_ora1)
>> but it raises the same exception. I have noticed the 'owner'
>> attribute on the Table class,
>> but how can i specify an owner for reflection as requested by the
>> Exception?
>>
>
> you'd have to precreate those tables with the "owner" attribute:
>
>
> Table('tablename', meta, owner='someowner', autoload=True)
>
Okay, found that workaround.
But the real fault is that database/oracle.py ignores the schema argument when
table_names() is being called and that
additionally no default schema name (which should be the USER) is set.
Filed ticket #847 for this, with a patch attached that fixes the issue.
There are other places in oracle.py with similar issues, after a cursory
browsing.
Michael
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