|Schema Mapping
Default schema mapping now exists in SQL Converter. Every Oracle schema (user) is mapped to a database/user combination during connection to SQL Server. Schema mapping allows users to map any Oracle schema (except system schemas) to the default SQL Server database and any user within this database. Users can manage schema mapping only when SSMA is connected to both databases.You can manage schema mapping in two ways: by selecting the Oracle root element in the source tree and selecting its properties, or selecting any Oracle schema in the source tree and selecting its properties too.
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Schedule "%1!s!" was not deleted because it is being used by at least one other job. Use "sp_detach_schedule" to remove schedules ...
Schedule an expiration date and time for this cached report that coincides with how often the data is updated in the data ...
Scheduled full-text {0} for full-text catalog {1} in database {2}. This job was created by the Full-Text Catalog Scheduling ...
Schema information cannot be obtained from a prepared data provider query that returns hierarchical results. Schema information ...
Schema Mapping Default schema mapping now exists in SQL Converter. Every Oracle schema (user) is mapped to a database/user ...
Schema: namespace {urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xml-sql} is not supported in XSD, use namespace {urn:schemas-microsoft-com:mapping-schema}. ...
Schema: relationship is not allowed on '%1'. Relationship may be specified only on elements or attributes that are mapped. ...
Schema: the '%1' annotation requires one or more keys (specified in join relationships or the key-field annotation) in an ...
Schema: the annotation '%1' cannot be used on node '%2'. Annotations are not allowed on nodes whose ancestor mapped to an ...