Enable Server Properties-> Advanced Tab -> Connections Pooled = True to reproduce the issue
Enable Server Properties-> Advanced Tab -> Connections Pooled = True to reproduce the issue
Here are the settings required to reproduce this problem:
- File -> Options -> Scripts -> MS Excel: Uncheck "Qualify Object w/ Schema" option.
- Advanced tab of Excel server properties: Check "Connections Pooled" option.
Here are the settings required to reproduce this problem:
- File -> Options -> Scripts -> MS Excel: Uncheck "Qualify Object w/ Schema" option.
- Advanced tab of Excel server properties: Check "Connections Pooled" option.
I checked how we support connection pooling for Oracle. If the connection is pooled, the schema in Query Analyzer will be set to the default schema. When generating scripts, the "Qualify Object w/ Schema" option must be on in order to generate the proper script.
I fixed Excel to behave the same way as Oracle. If the connection is pooled, the schema in Query Analyzer will be set to the first schema in the database. The "Qualify Object w/ Schema" option must be on in order to generate the proper script.
I checked how we support connection pooling for Oracle. If the connection is pooled, the schema in Query Analyzer will be set to the default schema. When generating scripts, the "Qualify Object w/ Schema" option must be on in order to generate the proper script.
I fixed Excel to behave the same way as Oracle. If the connection is pooled, the schema in Query Analyzer will be set to the first schema in the database. The "Qualify Object w/ Schema" option must be on in order to generate the proper script.
Issue #12480 |
Closed |
Fixed |
Resolved |
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Fixed Build ADS 15.0.9-11 |
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I am not able to reproduce this problem.