Convert a stored procedure to mapping in owb

Hi All,
We have stored procedures which are called in a mapping of OWB to load a target table.
I want to get rid of those stored proc and use a normal mapping there where in from the ammoing itsekf I can load the data in the target table.
Do we have any feature in owb where in that can be done automatically.

Hi,
I gone through URL which was posted, it was nice.. We are using OWB 11.1.0.7.0 Version in that we are unable to see Build from SQL. Can you please let us know in which version that option is available.
Regards,
Ava

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