Map cannot be loaded in import manager | MDM

Hi ,
  I am trying to upload some data in customer repository (I am on MDM 5.5 SP05) . I have a few XML files (IDOCS) from customer master in an ECC system ,which I am providing as a source for the import manager . In the source preview I can see the following tables
- DEBMAS06
- E1KNVIM
- E1KNVPM
Now when I try to open the import map 00_DEBMDM06_R3.map (standard map provided by SAP) it gives me an error message "the map cannot be loaded because table E1KNA1M is not a source" .
What do I need to get this file uploaded to the import manager ?
Regards
Deepak Singh

Hi Maheshwari/Harrison ,
    I tried giving the type as XML schema as you guys suggested but now the the import manager won't open at all and I get the following error " The element DEBMAS06 is used but not declared in the DTD/Schema " .
In the console inside the customer repository > Admin > XML schemas i have made sure that the schema name DEBMDM06 points to DEBMDM.DEBMDM06.xsd that is provided in the business content with the customer repository . Infact for all the schemas( lookup tables , bank check tables , customer check tables ) i have made sure they point to the right XSD's provided in the business content for the customer repository .
Now what do you guys think is the problem ?
Regards
Deepak Singh

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