--- Harry Broomhall <harry.broomhall@uk.easynet.net>
wrote:
> Harry Broomhall writes:
> > One of the extras I had hoped for with PgSQL
> 7.3 Schemas was a
> > somewhat cosmetic, but useful, change in the way
> that MS-Query sees
> > tables in a database.
> >
> > What I *actualy* want to achieve is for the
> MS-Query browser only
> > to show some tables from the database it is
> connected to.
> >
> > I've played with various variations on schemas,
> but whatever I do
> > the browser insists on showing <All> schemas, and
> hence all tables.
> [SNIP]
>
> Well that produced a resounding silence! I'm not
> sure if this was:
> 1) It was thought too silly for words
> 2) It is impossible to do
> 3) Everybody was waiting for everybody else to
> comment
> 4) Something else
>
>
> I'll ask again, just in case somebody did comment
> and that comment fell
> into the global bit-bucket...
>
> Is there any way to effectively hide tables in a
> database from being
> seen by MS Query?
AFAIK (I haven't done this myself), you can issue a
"set search path" command in the "Connect Settings"
box in the DSN, which will limit the schemas seen to
whatever you put in the search path list.
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