Help me to export from OWB to Express

how to fill parameter for OWB metadata export to Express? connect to my Express server(Win2000) need no user and password,and connect string 's explan like bellow:
Connecting odbc string for Express, using the following
syntax:
host_machine_name:port_number:database_sid
who can give me a example ?

Hi,
In CMC check whether File Repository server is running or not. If it is disbaled then start it and try again.
Cheers,
Suresh Aluri.

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