Recreate Table Error?

Question

Code generated using synchronise seem to ommit the schema prefix when re-interting the records from the backup table:
Anyone know if there is an option I need to cick somewhere, or whether this is a bug?
ALTER TABLE UNIGSE.SERVICE_REQUEST RENAME TO bcp_SERVICE_REQUEST
CREATE TABLE UNIGSE.SERVICE_REQUEST
SERVICE_ID NUMBER (9) NOT NULL ,
CONTRACTN VARCHAR2 (10 BYTE) NOT NULL ,
POLICYN VARCHAR2 (10 BYTE) ,
TYPE VARCHAR2 (5 BYTE) NOT NULL ,
APPLIED_DATE DATE NOT NULL ,
SYSTEM_DATE DATE NOT NULL ,
USER_ID VARCHAR2 (15 BYTE) NOT NULL ,
STATUS VARCHAR2 (1 BYTE) NOT NULL ,
BPM_STATUS NUMBER (2) ,
CORRELATION_ID VARCHAR2 (50 BYTE) ,
MACHINE_DATE DATE DEFAULT SYSDATE NOT NULL
ORGANIZATION HEAP
PCTFREE 0
PCTUSED 0
INITRANS 2
TABLESPACE UNIGSE
LOGGING
STORAGE (
PCTINCREASE 0
MINEXTENTS 1
MAXEXTENTS UNLIMITED
FREELISTS 1
FREELIST GROUPS 1
BUFFER_POOL DEFAULT
NOCOMPRESS
NOCACHE
NOPARALLEL
NOROWDEPENDENCIES
DISABLE ROW MOVEMENT
INSERT INTO UNIGSE.SERVICE_REQUEST
(SERVICE_ID , CONTRACTN , POLICYN , TYPE , APPLIED_DATE , SYSTEM_DATE , USER_ID , STATUS , CORRELATION_ID , MACHINE_DATE )
SELECT ALL
SERVICE_ID , CONTRACTN , POLICYN , TYPE , APPLIED_DATE , RECEIVED_DATE , USER_ID , STATUS , CORRELATION_ID , MACHINE_DATE
FROM
bcp_SERVICE_REQUEST
;

Answer 1

I guess there is an alternative approach that you could consider to get round the problem, by unloading the Table data to a file rather than renaming the Table.
In the Compare Models dialog:
First select the Options tab and then select its "DDL Options" tab, and change the top right field "Regular DDL" to "Advanced CL DDL" (or "Advanced Interactive DDL").
Then select the "Tables that will be recreated" tab. This should contain an entry for each Table that will be recreated.
Under the "Backup Strategy" heading, change "Rename" to "Unload". (Note that the "Unload" option is not available unless you have selected Advanced DDL mode.)
DDL Preview will then generate commands to unload the Table data to a file and reload it from that file (as an External Table).
Advanced DDL mode allows you to step through the commands, by specifying start and stop step numbers, as described in the Help:
DDL type: Type of DDL statements to be generated: Regular DDL, Advanced Interactive DDL, or Advanced CL DDL
Advanced Interactive DDL and Advanced CL (command-line) DDL create a script with support for interactive (SQL*Plus or SQL Developer) or command-line (SQL*Plus only) setting of the following input parameters: start step, stop step, log file, and log level (1,2, or 3). Format for SQL*Plus execution of a resulting Advanced CL DDL script:
SQL> sqlplus user/password@name @script_name start_step stop_step log_file log_levelDavid