Error Deploying Mapping in Production Environment

All,
I have 3 locations: APPS (source,) STAGING (target,) and SALES_DM (target.)
I am trying to deploy a mapping, via deployment manager, to my PRODUCTION runtime environment. The mapping is part of the STAGING schema, has two source tables from the STAGING schema, and after a simple join performs a lookup to APPS, STAGING, and SALES_DM tables, and eventually loads to another table in the STAGING schema after various transformations (it is a complicated mapping that deals with invoices and orders for a Sales DataMart.)
I have deployed and executed this exact mapping in several test instances. I have also deployed and executed many other mappings in the STAGING schema in PRODUCTION. However, I am encountering an error when I try to deploy this specific mapping: PL/SQL: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist.
This error occurs 4 times (there are 4 warnings with different line numbers.) When I go to the lines in the code (using the line number + line number where the / in the main is found trick) the same STAGING table is in every line. Since this mapping executes as STAGING, it is a little weird that the error message is indicating a permission issue with one of its own tables. Is it possible that this specific table is not the real issue?
Here is the main difference I can see between my PROD and TEST environments. In TEST, the APPS location is registered to APPS, where as in PROD it is registered to STAGING. However, in both instances I am positive that the appropriate grants on source APPS tables have been given to STAGING, and in PROD I have created synonyms for the source APPS tables in STAGING (i.e. for the Applications order headers table I have created the synonym oe_order_headers_all.)
I have had to do a lot of troubleshooting with apparent permission issues before, but am completely baffled on this one.
Any thoughts or ideas are much appreciated.
Regards,
Ryan

Hello,
Since you have one PRODUCTION runtime, the targets STAGING and SALES_DM runs in the same instance. If you register both locations properly in Deployment Manager, OWB will figure out that you deploy to the same instance and will use schema.table naming in your mapping PL/SQL package for efficiency, not any DB link.
Because of this you/SALES_DM must (manually) GRANT SELECT on SALES_DM.lookup_table TO STAGING in the PRODUCTION instance (you must grant directly to the STAGING user, not to any role held by the user).
I presume you have checked that your lookup tables have been deployed, as reminded by another forum participant earlier...
Regards, Hans Henrik

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