Hello Everybody, Has anybody encountered a problem where a datastore

Facing similar issue. Any solution on this.

sayalic0004 said:

Facing similar issue. Any solution on this.

As this thread is 8 years old, you may want to start one on your specific scenario and all of the details on your specific issue.

What I can note however, is that if the Oracle object's owning schema is different than your account's schema, you may need to create a synonym in the DB under the schema of the account, to point to the table you are trying to access.  This is due to a difference in java libraries used by Appian in datastore validation, and datastore usage (assuming it is still the same it has been in the past), where objects in different schemas can be seen, but not used.

sayalic0004 said:

Facing similar issue. Any solution on this.

As this thread is 8 years old, you may want to start one on your specific scenario and all of the details on your specific issue.

What I can note however, is that if the Oracle object's owning schema is different than your account's schema, you may need to create a synonym in the DB under the schema of the account, to point to the table you are trying to access.  This is due to a difference in java libraries used by Appian in datastore validation, and datastore usage (assuming it is still the same it has been in the past), where objects in different schemas can be seen, but not used.