"Default " problem while migrating from mysql to oracle.

I'm migrating from mysql3.23 to oracle9i via the OMWB tool.While migrating i'm getting an error message "Failed to create default for the table <table>:ora00907 missing right parenthesis".This error is due to the difference in the syntax used for the keyword "default" in mysql and oracle.In mysql we have to give after the Not Null option whereas in oracle we have to give before Not Null.
The problem is i'm migrating via the OWMB tool.Is is possible to handle this error with the help of tool itself.
Thanks
Jai.M

Jai, I'm having Frank have a look at this for you to see if we can replicate it ans help solve this issue for you. are there any issues logged on the mysql site regarding saving blobs as file?
thanks
Barry

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