Error - Update Row Count in Oracle BI Administraton Tool

Hi Everyone,
I am running XE on the same machine that BI Administrator is running on. I them imported the HR scheme on the Physical Layer. As I try to update row count, I am getting errors:
NQSError : - 10058 , A general error occurred
An error occurred while executing the Physical Statement
Oracle Error 3114 - Not connected to oracle OCI CALL OCIstmtexecute
SQL statement preparation failed.
I am connecting via odbc, but as my connection pool in the physical layer, I have tried all the available type of connection pool, and it does not work. I still get the same error.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,

Well, could it then be that you are using a different user to connect to through the connection pool? If so, then you have to set the connection pool to prefix the tables with the schema name. I don't have access to the admin tool at the moment to point out exactly how that is done, but at least you right-click on the connection pool, choose properties and there you check a check box that suggests prefixing tables.
The reason here is that the connection pool connects to the database using some username, and all queries are executed as this user. This user then has to have SELECT privileges on all the tables you have imported (which the user does of course if the tables can be found in the same schema), but if some tables have been imported from other schema then the server has to prefix the tables with the correct schema name.
Hope this helps!
Borkur

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