A typo in the table or view identifier prevents Oracle from finding the object.
The object exists but under a different owner, and the query omits the schema prefix.
The user lacks SELECT, INSERT, or EXECUTE rights on the referenced object.
An outdated synonym points to a table that was dropped or renamed.
A script references a table before it is created in the same execution batch.
No. The table may exist but under a different schema or the user lacks privileges.
Not safely. Compile errors surface at runtime if ignored. Resolve all missing references.
Use cautiously. PUBLIC synonyms simplify access but can mask object ownership and cause security or naming conflicts.
Galaxy’s context-aware autocomplete and AI linting detect missing objects, suggest schema prefixes, and validate privileges during query authoring.
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