Workspace to parse SQL statements from multiple database schema's

Hi ,
When go through the following link of workspace admin user :
Home>HTML DB Workspace Administration>Manage Services>Schema Reports>Workspace Schemas there I saw "Your workspace has the privilege to parse SQL statements using the following database schemas. Note that the terms database schema and database user can be used interchangeably.
" at the right pane.
So how can i make my workspace to parse SQL statements from multiple database schema's ?That must be listed there .But i have only one schema in view ? Can i make it multiple ?If then How ?
Anybody have an idea ?
ROSY

Assign as many schemas to your workspace as you want using the administration app. Read about it in the doc.
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