Description: ------------ Request from Hugh Dixon: -- I'm hitting some new issues with MDB2 reverse engineering on Oracle .. - basically because I'm using it in an "enterprise" scenario, I guess, where the tables and access are managed by the DBAs. So in this particular case, the tables where my apps data are held are owned by a different user from the user the app is allowed to access them from (ie. in their schema not the "access" schema). Totally breaks the tableInfo() and descendent functions because they look in user_tab_columns.. Am changing it to accept a flag for "owner (schema)" which can be defaulted to the username used in the DSN to connect I guess. Any thoughts, though, on "adding" the schema/owner concept into the lookups (queries should be ok, as one can always use the "dotted" notation (schema.tablename.column))?

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