Copy Access Table(s) to Oracle

I use Oracle SQL Developer version 3.2.20.09 "Copy to Oracle..." to copy table(s) from MS Access 2007 to Oracle 11g R2 database instance. All the tables from Access will go to the system schema, even if I choose a connection which connects to a specific user. I wonder if I can let the MS Access table(s) to be copied to a specific schema instead of system schema? Thank you for your help
Kevin

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I use Oracle SQL Developer version 3.2.20.09 "Copy to Oracle..." to copy table(s) from MS Access 2007 to Oracle 11g R2 database instance. All the tables from Access will go to the system schema, even if I choose a connection which connects to a specific user.
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You need to explain that. What steps are you using to select 'Copy to Oracle'? Oracle won't create tables in the system schema unless you are connected as user SYSTEM or a user that has privileges as a DBA.
So if you only have one connection open (e.g. SCOTT) that is where the objects will get created since there is no other connection sql developer could use and SCOTT is not a DBA or have privileges in the SYSTEM schema.
Close all connections. Open the connection you want the tables to go to and try it. Post the results.

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Copy access tables to oracle

Hi, I want to copy access tables to oracle database.
Till now I have opened the connections to both of them.
Can anyone explain me what are the next steps?
Here is the code that I wrote till now:
String connString = "User Id=******* ;Password=******* ;Data Source=******* ";
String connString2= " Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=E:\\temp.mdb" ;
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try
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Console.WriteLine("Connection String: ");
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Console.WriteLine(oraConnection.State.ToString() + "\n");
Console.WriteLine("Oracle Database Server Version: ");
Console.WriteLine(oraConnection.ServerVersion.ToString());
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try
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Console.WriteLine( "Unable to open database:" + e.Message);
throw;
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Hi Peter,
Thanks for the feedback.
I have replicated the issue also.
Basically Dutch is not a supported language in SQL Developer.
SQL Developer fell back on English as the default , but obviously this component, the Apply Button, has an issue.
Your workaround is correct as it specifically tells SQL Developer to run English rather than waiting for it to fall back to the default language.
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Dermot.
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