ORA-00942 Table does not exists

Dear collegues,
I have imported my csv file with the correct location. I have defined a user user for tagest Wh. T have connected the external tale to my csv file.The location ist setup correctly. But if i try to see my data in the external table i will get the above error message.
Can someone tel me what is wrong with the process.
Thanks

I got the solution.
After connect between external table and a flat file, you must deploy the external table to see the content of external table.

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