How to access tables in another workspace (same server) ?

This one is probably simple, but I can't figure it out : we have different applications in different workspaces but on the same server : how I can simply access tables (read only is enough) in a different workspace than the application ?
Edited by: JJ MAHE - Oracle on Mar 18, 2013 2:07 AM

Hello
If you need access to oracle schema, the schema needs to be assigne to desired workspace. You can configure it in INTERNAL Workspace. One Oracle schema can be assigne to many workspaces.
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