To refer to a SQL view (table), database operation, or data service using ODBC or JDBC, you must specify its three-part qualified name.
Specify qualified names in the following format:
<catalog>.<schema>.<object>
<catalog> is the name of the Data Federation domain in which the object is defined. The <schema> portion of the name can be one of the following:
A database connector name. For example, if you establish a database connector called “CustomerDb,” then all SQL views and database operations defined on that connector will have CustomerDb as the schema portion of their name.
The literal “DATASERVICE”. This is the schema in which all data services and SQL views generated from them are deployed.
The literal “VirtualDb”. This is the schema in which virtual database operations and SQL views generated from them are deployed.
<object> is the name of the SQL view, database operation, or data service that you want to access.
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