Create geometry theme in oracle map builder

I want to create geometry theme and try to set the style parameter in oracle map builder. when i'm in step 2 to select the style selection, no style are listed. how can i list this style in style picker dialog?

actually i have created this table and command same like command in $ORACLE_HOME/lbs/admin/mapdefinition.sql. i create by manually in oracle. when i run sql desc user_sdo_styles_; this table will displayed name, type, description, definition, image, and geometry in column name. but when i run sql select * from User_sdo_styles; they have a error ( column or attribute type can not be displayed by sql*plus). i'm wrong or right? i have a geometry table like lot_parcel, pipe_network, and valve.

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Hi Renee,
Were you using the Network Themes to create new Network Themes or were you using Geometry Themes?
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jack

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I'm not sure I understand the question. Here's is my assumption of what the question is.
You have three layers in a basemap : a polyline, a point, and a polygon in that order. That is polyline rendered first, points on top of it, and then the color-filled polygon layer on top of those two.
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Hi, Nico. Thanks for the reply,
Yes., I have defined the key column in my theme. Yet, it still doesn't show up when I import the layer in OBIEE.
Key column definition -> http://postimage.org/image/9gxrguuzp/
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