ODT 11g beta TableAdapter Configuarion Wizard subqueries

Question

To me it seems like the wizard does not like $ characters when there are subqueries. I've tryed to follow the design guidelines from the tutorial at http://www.asp.net/learn/data-access/tutorial-01-cs.aspx
but with a connection to an Oracle database instead. Of course you could use JOIN instead of subqueries, but that will affect the auto-generated methods for inserting, updating, and deleting negatively and that is not what I want.
Example:
SELECT MYDB."ABC$TABLE1".ID,
MYDB."ABC$TABLE2".TYPE,
(SELECT MYDB."ABC$TYPE1".NAME
FROM MYDB."ABC$TYPE1"
WHERE MYDB."ABC$TYPE1".TYPE = MYDB."ABC$TABLE1".TYPE) AS TYPE_NAME
FROM MYDB."ABC$TABLE1"
In the Query Designer a similar statment generates:
Error in SELECT clause: expression near 'SELECT'.
Error in SELECT clause: expression near 'FROM'.
Missing FROM clause.
Error in SELECT clause: expression near ','.
Unable to parse query text.
but it gives me a proper output in the result area!?
If I try without inclosing " characters I get:
Error in SELECT clause: expression near '$'.
Missing FROM clause.
Error in SELECT clause: expression near ','.
Error in SELECT clause: expression near 'SELECT'.
Error in SELECT clause: expression near 'FROM'.
Unable to parse query text.
Not very strange perhaps, but actually again I get a proper output in the result area!?
Any ideas/workarounds? Bug or feature? ;-)

Answer 1

What happens when you execute this SQL from the Oracle Query Window? I am by no means a SQL guru but there are different dialects between what is expected for SQL Server and Oracle. The fastest way to test this is to use query window (NOT Query Designer). If you get an error with Oracle Query window, which just passes it on to Oracle, it must be invalid SQL. If you don't it may be a bug in our wizard.
Please let me know what you find out and perhaps provide me a join that reproduces this using the HR schema.