Table names in generated stored procs are qualified with sa schema name

I am using OMW 9.2.0.1.2 with the 9.2.0.1.3 SQL Serevr plugin to help with a SQL Server 7 to Oracle 9.2.0.1 migration on NT.
As is common with SQL Server databases, the dbo is sa. I don't want my Oracle schema to be called sa. I have succesfully gotten around this by renaming the sa user in the Oracle model in OMW.
However, the stored procedure code that OMW generates has table names qualified with sa as the schema (the tables names in the original T/SQL procs were not qualified).
How can I stop OMW from generating table names qualified with sa?
Thanks.

Hi,
this is a bug in the OMWB. As a workaround, you can generate the migration scripts (see reference guide and user guide for more information) from the OMWB Oracle Model and then edit these scripts to ensure that the 'sa' prefix does not appear in the text of the stored procedures. Then use these scripts to generate the schema in your database.
An alternative is to migrate the stored procedures, schema and data over to the Oracle database using OMWB and then open each procedure in Enterprise Manager, remove the references to the 'sa' prefix and re-compile the procedure.
I will keep you updated on the release this fix will appear in.
I hope this helps,
Tom.

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