Imported physical index properties

dear all,
simple case: range-partitioned table with local indexes / UK-constraints on it
indexes on different tablespaces indeed
OWB doesnt capture these index-tablespaces at all on import from the DB repository !
any idea ?
thanks and
regards
marc.

I forgot - the problem only occurs when the index was created from an added constraint

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