[JR_Registration;6iR4.2;8.1.7.3.0] Various error messages trying to register schemas

Hello !
I've a problem to register schemas. These schemas depend on each others (i.e. Schema #2 references Schema #1 with a foreign key ).
The designer's repository (6i R4.2) is on a 8.1.7.3.0 Database.
I have three question using jr_registration.generate (up to now :-> )
Question #1:
============
Starting with the base schema (no FK) SQL*Plus comes up with
ORA-00001 unique constraint (<repos_owner>.RM_LINK_PROPERTIES_PK) violated
( all error messages continue the same:
ORA-06512: in "COLANI.JR_REG", Zeile 903
ORA-06512: in "COLANI.JR_REGISTRATION", Zeile 112
ORA-06512: in Zeile 2
logfile information:
06-Mai-2002 17:23:36 : Creating Link Properties for Table : <the table_name>
link property (M end) : new id : <number #1>
link property (1 end) : new id : <number #2>
link property (1 end) : new name : <name #1>
link property (M end) : new id : <number #3>
link property (1 end) : new id : <number #4>
link property (1 end) : new name : <name #2>
link property (M end) : new id : <number #1, allready used !!!>
------------------------------------------------------- end of logfile ---
How do I solve this ?
Question #2
===========
ORA-01403 no data found
logfile information:
Failed to query element type mapped to PK table : <primary key>
------------------------------------------------------- end of logfile ---
This primary key is contained in an other (therefore not now existing) schema.
Seems acceptable :->
The <primary key> just reads <constraint_name> and not <schema_owner>.<constraint_name>.
This leaves me with the question:
Is it any possible to generate/register the required schema dependencies ?
Question #3
===========
I tried another schema referencing a not now existing schema (which doesn't seem to be the problem here).
Although the table did not contain any data:
ORA-01401 inserted value too large for column
logfile information:
Setting schema irid : <irid> , ivid : 1
06-Mai-2002 17:46:11 : Table : <table_name>
06-Mai-2002 17:46:11 : Table : <table_name>
------------------------------------------------------- end of logfile ---
The <DATA_TYPE>s for the last table reads
DATE
NUMBER (10,0)
NUMBER
various VARCHAR2 (1-80)
The <DATA_TYPE>s for the possible next table ( according to <DBA_TABLES> ordered by <Table_name> ):
DATE
NUMBER
various VARCHAR2 (1-80)
What could be the reason ?
Thanks for your help

I found an answer on Metalink for question 1:
Issue logged as <Bug:1391592> Cannot Register a Table with the Same Column in more than one Foreign Key

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