Generating code in OWB mapping for valid operating modes

Hi all,
When i generate the map in OWB it will generate a code in default operating mode. But it's written in OWB documents that During code generation, Warehouse Builder generates code for the specified default operating mode as well as the unselected modes.
Can i find the generating code for the unselected modes? If possible then how can i find? Plzz help.
Regards,
Sumanta

Hi Sumanta.
If my understanding is right than you are looking for a error handling feature in OWB. Well in such case you need to look at the concept of Shadow Tables in OWB. TO know more about the fucnctionality of shadow tables please follow this link.
Using Data Rules
It has most of the information. If you still hav any clarifications, you can post it here.
I dont know much about operating modes.
Hope this is what you were looking for!

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