Db link not appended to table name

Hi
I have no DB link appended to table name in generated
code when I try to deploy mapping.
i'm using ODBC source. Object metadata imported
succefully and valid DB link created.
the code i get is like this:
CURSOR "managers_c" IS
SELECT
"managers_CONN1"."key_mn" "key_mn",
"managers_CONN1"."name_mn" "name_mn",
ROWNUM "ROWNUM_ALIAS$$$"
FROM "tst"."managers" "managers_CONN1" ;
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thanks

I would also be interested in the correct way to do this. I think I came up with a work-around, but either there is another way to do this, or there is a bug here.
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This assumes you've already setup a HS ODBC datasource (Listener, TNSNames, ODBC driver, and config file.)
Now....when registering your HS ODBC source module in OWB, put in the correct information to make the database link "correct". For instance, the hostname/port should be configured to point to the Oracle instance where the HS ODBC source was setup and the service name should be the name already setup in your TNSNames.ora file for the HS ODBC source.
When you deploy your target module, this will create a correct DB Link and store it in the target schema you deployed to.
At this point however, your generated PL/SQL mapping code will not be correct, because the dbLink name is not appended to your sql statements.
Now, go back and change your source module registration. Change the hostname to be the server name of the actual source database. Change the schema name also to be the schema in the source database. For instance in sql server you might put "dbo" as the schema. I don't think the other input fields matter that much for this workaround.
Now that you've changed the registration, re-deploy your mapping (but don't re-deploy the "connection" which has your changed registration info.) Now that your registration has a different hostname, the code generator will realize it needs to append the dbLink name to the sql statements. Likewise it appends the schema name ("dbo") to the front since the source and target are in different schemas.
Your deployment should succeed and be executable. Like I said, this worked for me, but it doesn't seem the correct way to do it. If anyone has the right answer, please advise.
Regards,
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