ODBC - where are the tables

Newbie installation of Oracle XE on Windows.
Created tables A,B and view C as user SYSTEM.
Created user readonly and granted select to readonly for A,B,C.
Created ODBC link for user readonly.
When I try to link to these table in MS Access,
I get a list of about 1000 tables to choose from,
none of which is SYSTEM.A, SYSTEM.B, or SYSTEM.C.
Similar thing happens with ODBC link for user SYSTEM,
except that there are even more tables accessible from Access
(still, not A,B, or C).
Where are the tables?
Thanks,
Peter Kopke
[email protected]

1) You should never, ever create tables owned by SYSTEM or SYS. Those schemas should be used only for Oracle-owned objects.
2) If you create an APP_OWNER schema and create tables there, are you able to see them through ODBC?
3) Which ODBC driver are you using?
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