Export/import OWB (10.1 and PARIS) metadata problems

I am attempting to import an OWB 10.1–exported map into an OWB 10.2/PARIS repository .. this failed as follows from the Paris Design Center menu bar ...
Design – Import – Warehouse Builder Metadata and specify a previously exported OWB 10.1 map. I receive the following message … ”Metadata version is not compatible with you current repository version. Upgrading the file is required to import your metadata”
… Selecting ”UPGRADE” yields the following …
Upgrade started at Jul 25, 2006 12:02:05 PM
Preloading objects from release 9.2
Upgrading objects from release 9.2 to 10.0
Project "SIRR_DATA_CONVERSION"
"Error occurred importing from file "C:\MKS\ConfigurationMgmt\OWB\Unit Testing\Build 1.13\Client Account\OWBC_ALS_CLI_CLIENT\OWBC_ALS_CLI_CLIENT.mdl".
CNV0002-0025(ERROR): Unexpected error occurred. Upgrade terminated. See log file C:\MKS\ConfigurationMgmt\OWB\Unit Testing\Build 1.13\Client Account\OWBC_ALS_CLI_CLIENT\OWBC_ALS_CLI_CLIENT_10_0_upgrade.log for details. Please contact"
The log contained over 16000 lines of info associated with mapping parameter/mapping parameter properties/property values, groups and finally, before failing, mappingparameterconnection --> mappingparameterconnection .. I can email the log if anybody is interested in taking a look.
Two things with error above .. I do not have a 9.2 map (seems the upgrade is assuming a 9.2 map) but a 10.1 map .. and the error message seems to be truncated after ”Please contact”
any advice on importing OWB 10.1 metadata(maps) into OWB PARIS ? as I am trying to create business case for upgrading from OWB 10.1 to PARIS.

There is a similar issue logged in our Support database relating to this type of problem. The bug (ref number 5309802) has some workarounds relating to issues within an MDL file relating to non-unique IDs and blank properties for certain objects.
The log file should tell you exactly where the problem objects are located, row and column reference. If you could open a TAR with Oracle Support and send them the log file and the associated MDL file they should be able to organize a fix for you.
If you want to try this yourself then make a backup of the MDL file. Next open the MDL file using Winzip and extract the two files within the MDL file. The larger of the two files is in fact an XML file. Open this file in a text editor that shows line and column numbers. Now refer back to the log file and find the error messages from that file and cross reference row/column numbers within the XML file and see if the error makes sense to you. If it does, correct the error and then rezip everything back into an MDL file and try importing the MDL file again.
Alternatively you may want to leave this to Oracle Support to manage for you.
Hope this helps
Keith

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i have generated the Business Area definition (Logical Tree) in OWB. I can now see the Dimension and Facts definition within the logical tree section.
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==
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