Accessing synonym tables with jdbc

accessing synonym tables with oracle jdbc driver 9i
hi
i'm having a problem selecting, updating, inserting and retrieving metadata from synonym tables.
simple example is selecting from a table that is a synonym, i receive ORA-00942 table or view does not exist.
is there any way to access synonym tables using the oracle jdbc driver?
any help would be most appreciated.
thanks
Takis

Hi Mirco,
you can create your own function module to read TOA01 table and call this function module. It is a 5 minutes job of your ABAP programmer.
To read list of BAPIs existing in your system call transaction BAPI.
Generally there is no reason to read SAP tables. Think about 15.000 - 20.000 tables of standard SAP Web AS. No one is able to give you data model. You have to use business objects and their methods.
Jiri

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