Best Practice Analyzer scan

I have a scan that is returning an exception.
The exception is on a trigger.
The trigger does an insert and refers to another object and I don't
have the object prefixed with a user/schema within the trigger. My
application is deliveried as static ddl and the customer chooses what
user (2000) or schema (2005) to install it into. How can I code the
trigger to include the user/schema name when it can be different for
each customer?
Here's the scan - One or more objects are refencing tables/views
without specifying a schema! Performance and predictability of the
application may be improved by specifying schema names.
Can you use suser_name to give the login id and go from there?
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>I have a scan that is returning an exception.
> The exception is on a trigger.
> The trigger does an insert and refers to another object and I don't
> have the object prefixed with a user/schema within the trigger. My
> application is deliveried as static ddl and the customer chooses what
> user (2000) or schema (2005) to install it into. How can I code the
> trigger to include the user/schema name when it can be different for
> each customer?
> Here's the scan - One or more objects are refencing tables/views
> without specifying a schema! Performance and predictability of the
> application may be improved by specifying schema names.
>