Changing Names of Temporary tables Created BY CKm and LKM

Hi,
I am new to ODI.
I want to know if we can change the default name structure that is used by ODi to create temp tables.
I$,C$ and E$ table.
E.G:- If i want to keep I$1 for one schema and I$2 for another schema.
Is there any way by which we can do this?
Thanks,
Mahesh

Hi,
I have one situation where i am having various packages using different source tables but having single target table.
Right now i am not running all packes at a time but as it would go in prod those will be run simultaneously which may result in errors.
So for precautionary cause i am trying to fix it in Advance.
eg:- We have multiple factories from which we are taking data and putting them in same table.
Like i have A,B,C factories and each factory has X,Y,X schema as ax,bx,cx,by,cy.ay ......
i AM TAKING DATA FROM these schema and resp tables in each factories packages and putting it in centralized database.
So when i run thiose packages will it be a case that it will clash in Temporary tables?
Let me know if u are clear with the question :)

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