Mapping Input

I have a mapping input parameter connected to a lookup table and then to a premapping process. Somehow OWB is not generating the lookup in the code. Is this a bug?
This is what owb generated, WH_DATE_PERIOD is the lookup table.
BEGIN
WH_ENABLE_PART_INDEXES((MAP_ATTEMPT."CONST_0_P_TABLE"),WH_DATE_PERIOD."DATE_KEY",1);
EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN
get_trigger_success := FALSE;
END;
END IF;
Is there any work around for this?

Igor,
Not sure what you were trying to accomplish... The pre mapping process is an isolated pre-mapping procedure that is independent of the maping. If you wanted to call the procedure from within the mapping by passing the values from the lookup table, you should have used a transformation.
Regards:
Igor

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