Ms SqlServer connection: where is the database?

I'm connecting to MS SQL 2000 with a user that is owner of the database i want to convert into oracle. The connection is OK, but when i connect i cannot see the database and its tables. The same if i connect with user "sa".
Can anybody help me?

Hi,
I'm not sure where the problem is, I think it is more how SQL Server is implemented, whenever we look for tables they always appear under the 'dbo' schema regardless of who created them. All that JDeveloper does is query the Database metadata.
Regards,
Lisa

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