DDL Replicate Oracle 10gR2 to SQL Server 2005

Dear Gurus,
I have configured OGG and it had succeed to have DML transaction from Oracle to SQL Server.
now i'm configuring DDL replication but have problem when i tried to start replicat program in SQL Server 2005, the status is abended.
the log shows as below,
** Running with the following parameters **
REPLICAT rora01
sourcedb dsn_ncli, userid ggs_user, password ********
2012-04-17 18:02:20 INFO OGG-01552 Connection String: provider=SQLNCLI;init
ial catalog=gate;data source=BT-70CF7B38342B;user id=ggs_user;password= ********
HANDLECOLLISIONS
ASSUMETARGETDEFS
DISCARDFILE ./dirrpt/rora01.dsc, PURGE
DDL INCLUDE MAPPED
DDLOPTIONS REPORT
MAP hr.*, TARGET ggs_schema.*;
2012-04-17 18:02:20 ERROR OGG-00899 Table GGS_SCHEMA.GGS_SETUP does not exist.
Fyi, in hr schema in source database, GGS_SETUP is created after i Install GoldenGate DDL objects in source db. GGS_SCHEMA is schema that replicat schema in target database.
Please help what should i add in replicat parameter to have this DDL works ?
Regards,
Andes
Edited by: 915856 on Apr 17, 2012 10:16 PM

Hi Steve,
in Installation guide there is no explicit line that explain "DDL replication is not supported for SQL Server."
but now i know, thanks for that.
i have another question, so DDL replication only support between the same database like Oracle to Oracle, SQL Server to SQL Server etc. ?
Regards,

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