How to view LKM SQL

Newbie question:
I'm trying to execute an Oracle MERGE LKM (using db link). I consistently get "ORA-00999 invalid view name" errors when executing the interface.
I'd love to see the SQL ODI is generating along the way, but I am clueless about how to trace it.
Obviously, I haven't seen the right bit of documentation.
Help!
-John

John
You are seeing an error, I assume in Operator. If you expand out the session execution tree, you get the steps, expand out the step to show the tasks of that step. when you double-click on one of the steps, you will see the SQL generated in the Description Tab, and the result in the Execution tab, along with any execution statistics (and and errors thrown)
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