Converting complex Sybase view to Oracle...

I have the following View in Sybase (it's ugly, but works).
From what I have found, Oracle doesn't like to join the base table to more than one other table.
Does anyone have an idea to make this work in Oracle 8.1.7?
create view EVENT_FIND
(swCaseId, swDateCreated,
CRSymptom, CRResolution, Symptom, Resolution,
swSubject, swStatus, swTypeId,
SysSerialNo, FullName, AcctName, SquishAcctName,
SaleOrderId, ConsId, AcctID400, swPriority,
LastId, LastModf, BadgeNum, GroupOwner, SysNo)
as
select SW_CASE.swCaseId, SW_CASE.swDateCreated,
GW_CR_CALLDATA.CRSymptom,
GW_CR_CALLDATA.CRResolution,
(GW_CALLDATA.Symptom1 + "/" + GW_CALLDATA.Symptom2 + "/" +
GW_CALLDATA.Symptom3 + "/" + GW_CALLDATA.Symptom4),
(GW_CALLDATA.Resolution1 + "/" + GW_CALLDATA.Resolution2 + "/" +
GW_CALLDATA.Resolution3 + "/" + GW_CALLDATA.Resolution4),
SW_CASE.swSubject, SW_CASE.swStatus, SW_CASE.swTypeId,
CONSUMERPRODSYS.SysSerialNo, SW_CASE.FullName,
CONSUMER.AcctName, CONSUMER.SquishAcctName,
SW_CASE.SaleOrderId, SW_CASE.ConsId, CONSUMER.AcctID400, SW_CASE.swPriority,
SW_CASE.LastId, SW_CASE.LastModf, SW_CASE.BadgeNum, SW_CASE.GroupOwner, SW_CASE.SysNo
from SW_CASE, CONSUMER, GW_CALLDATA, GW_CR_CALLDATA,
INSTCFG..CONSUMERPRODSYS CONSUMERPRODSYS
where SW_CASE.ConsID = CONSUMER.ConsID
and SW_CASE.swCaseId *= GW_CALLDATA.swCaseId
and SW_CASE.swCaseId *= GW_CR_CALLDATA.swCaseId
and SW_CASE.SysNo *= CONSUMERPRODSYS.SysNo

, Oracle doesn't like to join the base table to more than one other tableSure it does. Oracle will not OUTER join to muliple tables.
But, looking at your view - it should convert no problem.

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## window closes and nothing happens ## - nothing on Captured Model pane
I can't find any relevant logs or trace from the application.
I even tried to use the capture file sybasemigration.zip from the "Migrating a Sybase Database to Oracle Database 11g" web page (http://www.oracle.com/technology/obe/hol08/sqldev_migration/sybase/migrate_sybase_otn.htm), but the result was the same.
Does anyone encountered the same problems? Does someone knows where are the logs (if any)?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Pedro

Hi Pedro,
What version of SQL Developer are you using?
Can you browse your Sybase connection in SQL Developer, to see its tables for example?
If not, then you may need to point SQL Developer to your JTDS 1.2 driver again.
Are you capturing a non system database ? SQL Developer wont migration master or tempdb ...
Can you try running SQL Developer from the command line and watch the command line for any errors during the capture.
\sqldeveloper\bin\sqldeveloper.exe
Regards,
Dermot
SQL Developer Team

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