Thanks Jean-Pierre,
That would also showup in VDBA as a different schema ?? I had that
checked and there is only one.
Within the application users log on as the same user 'res' and only use
those tables.
Sean Hennessy
Don't Panic Business Management
Jean-Pierre Zuate, La Fage Conseil wrote:
Hello,
Could this be like that because this user in this database own a table
with the same name ?
You can check this by running :
SELECT table_name, table_owner FROM iitables WHERE table_name = 'the
table'
Check it on every DB you have. If in the incrimined node you have 2
rows, then you have the solution ...
Hope this help,
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2007/10/29, Sean Hennessy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi All,
Hopfully this list isn't quite dead...
I have a problem with one client in a network of about 5 seeing
slightly
different rows to everyone else.
If the user logs onto another system and starts the application
everything is ok, but on one particular
system, user cannot see all rows added by others, and all others
cannot
see all rows added by this user.
this started on Friday. one database only, one node defined, one
schema
only.
Any hints ?????? I'm stuffed.
Sean Hennessy
Don't Panic Business Management
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