Mapping from PayableInvoice EBO to Oracle EBS

Hi Can someone please tell me what is the mapping I can use for Payable Invoice EBO to Oracle EBS Invoice_Recieved_Date???? Please help me!

Try this:
In the Topology Manager you need to go to the Oracle DataServers individually and double-click on them,
Click on the third tab ('Properties'), and add in a new key named 'oracle.jdbc.V8Compatible' and set the value to 'TRUE'.
More info here: http://odiexperts.com/?p=90
Incidentially, if you are using jt400 (ibm toolbox for java) to connect to the AS/400. You might try and updating tot newer version of the jt400 jar available here: http://jt400.sourceforge.net/index.html
Because Oracle ship a very outdated (from 2004) version of this jar with odi.

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