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Description: I can only extract tables from and Oracle database if connect as a user that owns the objects. I was expecting to be able to connect to a user with read only permissions on objects I want to extract.
Context:
DBPTK Desktop: Installed on Windows 10 PC
Using dbptk-desktop-2.6.0.exe
Steps required to reproduce the bug:
1.I've created a user with select permissions to 6 tables in an Oracle database.
2.When run DBPTK Desktop to create SIARD file and point to this user on the database no tables are extracted to siard file.
3.I've created another user which owns a copy of these 6 objects - in this case when I create a SIARD file the tables are included in the SIARD file.
I was under the impression that we only required an account with read access to objects in order to produce a SIARD file from an oracle database.
Is this not the case? Does the user need to own the objects?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description: I can only extract tables from and Oracle database if connect as a user that owns the objects. I was expecting to be able to connect to a user with read only permissions on objects I want to extract.
Context:
DBPTK Desktop: Installed on Windows 10 PC
Using dbptk-desktop-2.6.0.exe
Steps required to reproduce the bug:
1.I've created a user with select permissions to 6 tables in an Oracle database.
2.When run DBPTK Desktop to create SIARD file and point to this user on the database no tables are extracted to siard file.
3.I've created another user which owns a copy of these 6 objects - in this case when I create a SIARD file the tables are included in the SIARD file.
I was under the impression that we only required an account with read access to objects in order to produce a SIARD file from an oracle database.
Is this not the case? Does the user need to own the objects?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: