* have a MySQL server hosting at least two databases
* Have a MySQL ODBC driver greater or equal 3.51, so it supports catalogs (as
database names)
* in OOo, create a MySQL/ODBC data source for the _alphabetically_second_ of the
databases on this server
* open a new table design for this data source
* insert some arbitary fields
* save the table
=> in the dialog where the name is to be entered, there is also a selection box
for the catalog in which the table should be created. This lists contains the
databases. By default, the alphabetically first database/catalog is selected
(note that this is not the one which the data source works with).
* press OK
=> the table is created, but in the wrong database. If you want to display it in
the data source browser (where it appears), then nothing happens - not even an
error message.

This is bad, as unexperienced users won't know what the catalog is for, and thus
leave it untouched.