Creation of Oracle model hanging MS SQL 7- 8.1.6

Had a question answered yesterday which has got me almost there, for which thank you. Creating the Oracle model now maps almost all the objects in my SQL Server database (apart from a few roles, triggers and stored procedures), up to the point where the log window shows:
[Timestamp] Mapping Roles mapped: 7, Roles NOT Mapped: 3
[Timestamp] Mapping Mapping User Privileges
[Timestamp] Mapping mapped user privilege :
[Timestamp] Mapping mapped user privilege :
[Timestamp] Mapping mapped user privilege :
The process then hangs (it's been 21 hours now). Any ideas?
Scott Doughty

Your topic title, "Creation of Oracle model hanging MS SQL 7->8.1.6", caught my eye, but our situations aren't exact.
Workbench is hanging on me during the Oracle Model creation when it gets to "Mapping tables". I also waited about 24 hours without any results.
Do you have any insight to my problem?

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[18] Error occured on line 27:oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.ParseException: Parse error at line 27, column 3. Encountered:
select
[19] Error occured on line 74:oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.ParseException: Parse error at line 74, column 10. Encountered:
and
[20] Error occured on line 19:oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.ParseException: Parse error at line 19, column 6. Encountered: ,
[21] Error occured on line 194:oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.ParseException: Parse error at line 194, column 10. Encountered:
exists
[22] Error occured on line 269:oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.ParseException: Parse error at line 269, column 9. Encountered:
declare
[23] Error occured on line 49:oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.ParseException: Parse error at line 49, column 7. Encountered:
order
[24] Error occured on line 244:oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.ParseException: Parse error at line 244, column 41. Encountered:
rtrim

The following trigger created:
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER tr_prs16_ins
AFTER INSERT
ON progress_state_16
FOR EACH ROW
DECLARE
/* COMMENT */
BEGIN
     BEGIN
               INSERT INTO logtable
                    SELECT :NEW.code, sf_language.code,
RPAD(CASE WHEN fg1.id IS null THEN '' ELSE RTRIM(fg1.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg1.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg1.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg2.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg2.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg2.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg2.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg3.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg3.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg3.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg3.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg4.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg4.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg4.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg4.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg5.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg5.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg5.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg5.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg6.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg6.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg6.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg6.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg7.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg7.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg7.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg7.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg8.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg8.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg8.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg8.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg9.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg9.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg9.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg9.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg10.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg10.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg10.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg10.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg11.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg11.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg11.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg11.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg12.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg12.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg12.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg12.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg13.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg13.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg13.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg13.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg14.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg14.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg14.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg14.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg15.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg15.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg15.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg15.id) END ||
CASE WHEN fg16.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ', ' || RTRIM(fg16.id) END ||
CASE WHEN pg16.id IS null THEN '' ELSE ': ' || RTRIM(pg16.id) END
, 255, ' ')
from dual
left outer join function_group fg1 on fg1.code = :new.function_group_1_code
left outer join function_group fg2 on fg2.code = :new.function_group_2_code
left outer join function_group fg3 on fg3.code = :new.function_group_3_code
left outer join function_group fg4 on fg4.code = :new.function_group_4_code
left outer join function_group fg5 on fg5.code = :new.function_group_5_code
left outer join function_group fg6 on fg6.code = :new.function_group_6_code
left outer join function_group fg7 on fg7.code = :new.function_group_7_code
left outer join function_group fg8 on fg8.code = :new.function_group_8_code
left outer join function_group fg9 on fg9.code = :new.function_group_9_code
left outer join function_group fg10 on fg10.code = :new.function_group_10_code
left outer join function_group fg11 on fg11.code = :new.function_group_11_code
left outer join function_group fg12 on fg12.code = :new.function_group_12_code
left outer join function_group fg13 on fg13.code = :new.function_group_13_code
left outer join function_group fg14 on fg14.code = :new.function_group_14_code
left outer join function_group fg15 on fg15.code = :new.function_group_15_code
left outer join function_group fg16 on fg16.code = :new.function_group_16_code
left outer join progress pg1 on pg1.code = :new.progress_1_code
left outer join progress pg2 on pg2.code = :new.progress_2_code
left outer join progress pg3 on pg3.code = :new.progress_3_code
left outer join progress pg4 on pg4.code = :new.progress_4_code
left outer join progress pg5 on pg5.code = :new.progress_5_code
left outer join progress pg6 on pg6.code = :new.progress_6_code
left outer join progress pg7 on pg7.code = :new.progress_7_code
left outer join progress pg8 on pg8.code = :new.progress_8_code
left outer join progress pg9 on pg9.code = :new.progress_9_code
left outer join progress pg10 on pg10.code = :new.progress_10_code
left outer join progress pg11 on pg11.code = :new.progress_11_code
left outer join progress pg12 on pg12.code = :new.progress_12_code
left outer join progress pg13 on pg13.code = :new.progress_13_code
left outer join progress pg14 on pg14.code = :new.progress_14_code
left outer join progress pg15 on pg15.code = :new.progress_15_code
left outer join progress pg16 on pg16.code = :new.progress_16_code
cross join sf_language
     END;
END TEST_IF;
given the following tables exist:
create table logtable(newcode varchar2(10),
sfcode varchar2(10),
other varchar2(10)
create table sf_language(code varchar2(10),
id varchar2(10));
create table progress(code varchar2(10),
id varchar2(10));
create table function_group(code varchar2(10),
id varchar2(10));
create table progress_state_16 (code varchar2(10),
function_group_1_code varchar2(10),
function_group_2_code varchar2(10),
function_group_3_code varchar2(10),
function_group_4_code varchar2(10),
function_group_5_code varchar2(10),
function_group_6_code varchar2(10),
function_group_7_code varchar2(10),
function_group_8_code varchar2(10),
function_group_9_code varchar2(10),
function_group_10_code varchar2(10),
function_group_11_code varchar2(10),
function_group_12_code varchar2(10),
function_group_13_code varchar2(10),
function_group_14_code varchar2(10),
function_group_15_code varchar2(10),
function_group_16_code varchar2(10),
progress_1_code varchar2(10),
progress_2_code varchar2(10),
progress_3_code varchar2(10),
progress_4_code varchar2(10),
progress_5_code varchar2(10),
progress_6_code varchar2(10),
progress_7_code varchar2(10),
progress_8_code varchar2(10),
progress_9_code varchar2(10),
progress_10_code varchar2(10),
progress_11_code varchar2(10),
progress_12_code varchar2(10),
progress_13_code varchar2(10),
progress_14_code varchar2(10),
progress_15_code varchar2(10),
progress_16_code varchar2(10))
SQL> insert into progress_state_16 values ('1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1','1');
1 row created.
SQL> select * from logtable;
no rows selected
SQL>
The data to make the select produce a result was not added. I hope your database difficulties are resolved. I hope the fact that the trigger builds gives you more confidence.
Regards,
Turloch
Oracle Migration Workbench Team

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=============================
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