Migrate from Access 97 to Oracle using Migration Work Bench to mi

When I try to use Migration work bench to migrate an Access 97 database to Oracle using OWB I get "failed to truncate Source Model ORA-00942 tables or view does not exist" error message and I could not go further.
This happens during clearing the Source Model. Doe any one know what is this error means or any one had this problem before.
Thanks
Myl

Hi Njha,
Did you create the Source Model using OMWB and then delete the tables in the OMWB repository manually ? Or is there a chance that the tables in your repository could have been corrupted in some way ? The OMWB is simply trying to truncate the tables it filled when a previous attempt was made to capture the source model before it re-populates the tables with data from your subsequent attempt at a capture. If the tables it is trying to truncate have been deleted or are corrupt, this error will be displayed.
A workaround to your problem would be to drop the schema you are using for the OMWB repository and create a new one.
I hope this helps,
Tom.

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