What you describe now sounds about right. Not sure why it works like that (I am 
not a SQLServer admin, and don't use it for anything real), but "dbo" being a 
user default schema in SQLServer rings a bell to me. Glad you found a solution. 
I ran out of ideas of why that might be failing.

Andrus


On Nov 11, 2010, at 11:41 AM, Mark Fischer wrote:
> That did it!!!  I must admit that maybe because I am from a visual studio or
> windows background I have never had to "Select Schema" like I do with
> Cayenne and so I had to idea what to pick 3-4 weeks ago when I first tried
> Cayenne.  When you connect from visual studio you just give the url and
> username and password, there is no schema to select from.  Also, when I
> wrote the small jdbc program to check my connection it did not ask me for a
> schema.  What does the schema do?
> 
> When I first tried this 3-4 weeks ago  I started at the top with
> "db_accessadmin" and worked my way down through the 13 options to "db_owner"
> and gave up.  There were still 5 choices left but I figured that if
> "db_owner" did not have the proper rights then none of the others would.  I
> went into SQL Server and made sure that "db_owner" was assigned full rights
> before I gave up.  Turns out if I pick "sys" I get a Map with all the tables
> including the system tables and if I pick "dbo" I get all the non system
> tables.  Any idea why "dbo" works but "db_owner" does not?  My knowledge of
> databases is not extensive so I must admit I do not know much about how the
> schemas work in SQL Server.
> 
> Sorry if this was a dumb error and wasting everyones time.  Thanks for
> sticking it out with me!!!
> 
> Mark
> 
> On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 2:22 PM, bogdan_voloshincu <
> [email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> 
>> take a look :
>> 
>> http://cayenne.195.n3.nabble.com/Help-cdbimport-Oracle-td1876015.html#a1876015
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