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Retrieve Oracle tables in MS Access

I am trying to link oracle table in MS Access. Under ODBC, I have defined the system DSN.

Through access, when I try to link to a table (File, Get External Data, Link Tables) after supplying user name, password and server (username/password@server), it shows only one table (_ALL_INSTANTIATION_DDL) and when I double click the table, the MS access generated error "There are several Tables with that name. Please specify owner in the format 'owner.table'.

Now I am stuck here. I don't know why it is not showing the complete list of table.

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Mar 11 '10 #1
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