CWM2_OLAP_AW_ACCESS.CREATEAWACCESSSTRUCTURES_FR Refuses to create SQL scripts

I have done everything to ensure that my Analytic Warehouse contains all the appropriate objects indicated in chapter 15 of the Oracle 9i User Guide required to create relation views.
1. Time.GID (Formulated using the grouping id function)
2. TimeParent.GID
3. Time.Hierheight (Formulated using the hierheight function)
4. Time.Inhierheirarchy
I have also set
UTL_FILE_DIR=c:/orahome/olapfiles within my ora.init file pdfile directory. Restarted the database on numourous ocassions.
I ran
CALL CWM2_OLAP_AW_ACCESS.CREATEAWACCESSSTRUCTURES_FR(
'c:/orahome/olapfiles/', 'my_time.sql', 'time_',
'mydb', 'c:/orahome/olapfiles/', 'mydb_file_time.txt');
The command completed without errors but no SQL script was created.
I tried being more specific as regards to where the AW resided.
I ran
CALL CWM2_OLAP_AW_ACCESS.CREATEAWACCESSSTRUCTURES_FR(
'c:/orahome/olapfiles/', 'my_time.sql', 'time_',
'OLAPSYS.mydb', 'c:/orahome/olapfiles/', 'mydb_file_time.txt');
Again no errors, but unfortunately no script.
I have Oracle 9i R2 on windows 2000 with the 2499827 patch.
As anybody been able to get this package to work properly and successfully create a SQL script containing a relational view.
Also is there anyway of debugging this package to identify the root cause of the problem
Any pointers would be greatfully recieved
Regards
Richard

(Running Win2K Pro, standalone PC 9201 patch2323002)
Yes, I'm getting the same problem, except I get this error message :
ORA-28575: unable to open RPC connection to external procedure agent
Which apparently means I've got something wrong with my listener configuration and it can't find the external procedure. Seeing as I haven't configured the listener maybe this is the problem?!?!?!
Have you had to configure your listener? If so what did you put in it?
Robert

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