JDBC between Lasso Pro and Oracle DB

I am running Lasso Pro on a Linux server box [RH 9.0,Apache] and have created a connection to an Oracle database using the Oracle JBDC [to have read only access but with full permissions. I can connect to the DB via the Lasso Admin but only see 3 tables out of a possible 2000. I can log into the Oracle DB directly using ODBC and then have access to all tables.Lasso uses JDBC. DO I need to do a tweak to the JDBC within the Lasso Directory so that I can reach all the data bases? Or...? I have had several folks helping me on this but no one with JDBC experience and the Lasso people do have any ideas either.But Lasso includes integrated JDBC data soource support to allow connections to JBDC-compatible data sources..."Microsoft SQL Server 2000, Frontbase, Sybase, Openbase, PostgreSQL, Oracle and hundreds more! "
TKU,
Jill

Todd:
Ref:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E35855_01/tuxedo/docs12c/ads/adecid.html#wp1075436
Section: Generating ECID by Native/WS/Jolt clients and Domain Gateway
We are using Jolt Clients, via JSL for executing Tuxedo Services. The problem, we always face while debugging is cross relation. It would be extremely useful for us if we could get the ECID printed in webserver and tuxedo server process. Can we get ECID using any programming API in jolt client and in Tuxedo server process ? It would help us to correlate web, Tux and server logs
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Biju

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