Some applications expect the non-alias & co tables to be of type TABLE, while others BASE TABLE and ignore the present entires if they don't conform to the expectation. This doesn't seem to be related to the release of the ODBC API the application is conforming to. We need a way to enable both types of applications to work.
Note that this concerns most often the listing of available tables and does't impede the execution of queries against those "missing" tables.
Some applications expect the non-alias & co tables to be of type
TABLE
, while othersBASE TABLE
and ignore the present entires if they don't conform to the expectation. This doesn't seem to be related to the release of the ODBC API the application is conforming to. We need a way to enable both types of applications to work.Note that this concerns most often the listing of available tables and does't impede the execution of queries against those "missing" tables.