Schema name gets lost in create/drop index statement

Hi everyone,
I have a relational model with appended physical Oracle 10g model, containing indexes (among other stuff). Although the schema name is set in the relational model and the user is set in the physical model, they are ignored in the creation and alter scripts.
Is that a bug?
Yours,
user8632123

Hi Bernd,
I tried again using a DBA-user on a 10g-database, but the object privileges are NOT imported.I have logged a bug that that only one object privilege is imported for a given user. (Any other object privileges for that user are missing.) It appears that this problem affects both Oracle 10g and Oracle 11g databases.
I also noticed that, after they have been created manually, they do not show up in alter scripts (preview script from compare/merge).I have logged a bug on this.
On the side, do we really need DBA-privileges for reverse engineering, or are the roles "select any table" and "select dictionary" sufficient?Agreed. We are already making changes to this. In the next release, if the connection user does not have DBA privilege, we should still be able to import the object privilege information.
schema names are missing in alter scripts in more cases. For instance, they are not created for column comments.I logged a bug that in Compare/Merge DDL, if a Column Comment is added, the Schema name is missing from the COMMENT ON COLUMN statement.
Thanks for letting us know about these problems.
David

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