Inserting sql scripts in OWB 10g using OMB PLUS

Hey burleson, thanks for the reply..
Infact i am new to OWB and my question can be very silly to you.
Infact i have 1 source table in OWB named 'SALGRADE' which contains data and i have 1 target table named 'TARGET_SALGRADE' which has the same structure as the source table.
The script i have run and tested is as such :
INSERT INTO TARGET_SALGRADE
(GRADE,
LOSAL,
HISAL)
SELECT
GRADE,
LOSAL,
HISAL
FROM SCOTT.SALGRADE;
I have tested it in sqlplus and the update has been done.
Can you please tell me how do i proceed in OMB PLUS and how do i write the script there??
Regards,
Amrish

You can run SQL scripts using the SQLPLus activity in a process flow.
But the traditional mechanism to move data in OWB is using mappings. The post below might be interesting if you know SQL to understand how mappings are constructed;
http://blogs.oracle.com/warehousebuilder/2007/08/sql_and_owb_accelerated_map_co.html
Cheers
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Can anyone please tell me if we can use a process flow to insert scripts in OWB 10g..
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