Migration (import) of simple Access table+screen to Apex is failing

Hi,
I have tried Exporting and then migrating an Access application - but have had repeated failures on the import step. These attempts are on the Oracle Application Express environment for evaluating Apex - I have a Workspace allocation (wsmihail1) on the Oracle database ( my schema is DBS1). User id is [email protected]
Now, I have tried creating a Real simple Access application - 1 simple table & 1 form & 1 comand button !!
Still crash::
In APEX Create Migration Project screen / step :::::
- try to Import db2.sql ....
KEEP getting ::
ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small
ERR-1021 Unable to run "function body returning boolean" validation.
FYI::::
THE db2.sql file is copied to here:::
REM This SQL script was generated by the Oracle Migration Workbench
REM Exporter for Microsoft Access on 19/10/2007 17:02:59
REM Release: 10.2.0.2.0
REM Version: Microsoft Access 2002
REM Do not modify this file as any modification will invalidate the export
REM and subsequent migration of your Microsoft Access database
set define off
set verify off
set serveroutput on size 1000000
set feedback off
WHENEVER SQLERROR EXIT SQL.SQLCODE ROLLBACK
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACCESS (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_dbname => 'db2',
     p_dbsize => '176KB',
     p_dbpathname => 'C:\db2.mdb',
     p_dbuser => 'db2',
     p_dbpassword => ' ',
     p_isappdb => 1,
     p_isattacheddb => 0,
     p_convertdb => 1,
     p_jetversion => 4.0,
     p_accessversion => 'MS Access 2000',
     p_build => 501,
     p_collatingorder => 1033,
     p_querytimeout => 60,
     p_startupform => NULL,
     p_startupshowstatusbar => 1
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_TABLES (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_tblid => 1,
     p_tblname => 'Table1',
     p_primarykey => 1,
     p_cnvtablestruct => 1,
     p_cnvmovedata => 1,
     p_cnvri => 1,
     p_cnvvalidation => 1,
     p_cnvdefault => 1,
     p_cnvaddtimestamp => 1,
     p_attachtablebacktoaccess => 1,
     p_savepassword => 0,
     p_cnvmakeupdateable => 1,
     p_retainlocalcopy => 0,
     p_syncwithserver => 1,
     p_ownerid => 1,
     p_validationtext => ' ',
     p_validationrule => ' ',
     p_numberofrows => 4,
     p_cachingtable => 0,
     p_description => ' ',
     p_attributes => 0,
     p_conflicttable => NULL,
     p_datecreated => '20071019164930',
     p_lastupdated => '20071019164934',
     p_recordcount => 4,
     p_orderbyon => 1,
     p_replicafilter => NULL,
     p_sourcetablename => ' ',
     p_updatable => 0
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_COLUMNS (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_colid => 1,
     p_tblid => 1,
     p_colname => 'ID',
     p_coltype => 4,
     p_coltypedesc => 'Long',
     p_colautoincr => 0,
     p_nextcountervalue => 0,
     p_maxlengthsource => 0,
     p_avglengthsource => 0,
     p_coltextsize => 4,
     p_allowzerolength => 0,
     p_defaultvalue => '0',
     p_colrequired => 1,
     p_colcollatingorder => 1033,
     p_colordposition => 1,
     p_validationrule => ' ',
     p_validationtext => ' ',
     p_columndescription => ' ',
     p_columnhidden => 1,
     p_columnorder => 0,
     p_columnwidth => '-1',
     p_decimalplaces => 255,
     p_foreignname => ' ',
     p_validateonset => 1
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_COLUMNS (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_colid => 2,
     p_tblid => 1,
     p_colname => 'Desc',
     p_coltype => 10,
     p_coltypedesc => 'Text',
     p_colautoincr => 0,
     p_nextcountervalue => 0,
     p_maxlengthsource => 0,
     p_avglengthsource => 0,
     p_coltextsize => 50,
     p_allowzerolength => -1,
     p_defaultvalue => ' ',
     p_colrequired => 1,
     p_colcollatingorder => 1033,
     p_colordposition => 2,
     p_validationrule => ' ',
     p_validationtext => ' ',
     p_columndescription => ' ',
     p_columnhidden => 1,
     p_columnorder => 0,
     p_columnwidth => '-1',
     p_decimalplaces => 0,
     p_foreignname => ' ',
     p_validateonset => 1
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_INDEXES (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_indid => 1,
     p_tblid => 1,
     p_indname => 'ID',
     p_cnvindex => 1,
     p_isprimary => 0,
     p_isunique => 0,
     p_isforeign => 0,
     p_ignorenulls => 0,
     p_isrequired => 0,
     p_distinctcount => 4,
     p_isclustered => 0
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_IDX_COLS (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_indcolid => 1,
     p_indid => 1,
     p_colid => 1,
     p_colorder => 1,
     p_tblid => 1,
     p_colname => 'ID'
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_INDEXES (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_indid => 2,
     p_tblid => 1,
     p_indname => 'PK_Table1',
     p_cnvindex => 1,
     p_isprimary => 1,
     p_isunique => 1,
     p_isforeign => 0,
     p_ignorenulls => 0,
     p_isrequired => 1,
     p_distinctcount => 4,
     p_isclustered => 0
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_IDX_COLS (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_indcolid => 2,
     p_indid => 2,
     p_colid => 1,
     p_colorder => 1,
     p_tblid => 1,
     p_colname => 'ID'
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_TAB_PERM (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_tblid => 1,
     p_userid => 1,
     p_permissionid => 1,
     p_permission => 1048319,
     p_permission_desc => ' DB_SEC_CREATE DB_SEC_FULLACCESS DB_SEC_DELETE DB_SEC_READSEC DB_SEC_WRITESEC DB_SEC_WRITEOWNER DB_SEC_FRMRPT_READDEF DB_SEC_FRMRPT_WRITEDEF DB_SEC_MAC_READDEF DB_SEC_MAC_WRITEDEF DB_SEC_MAC_EXECUTE DB_SEC_MOD_READDEF DB_SEC_MOD_WRITEDEF '
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_FORMS (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_formid => 1,
     p_formname => 'MyForm',
     p_afterdelconfirm => ' ',
     p_afterinsert => ' ',
     p_afterupdate => ' ',
     p_allowadditions => 0,
     p_allowdeletions => 0,
     p_allowedits => 0,
     p_allowediting => 0,
     p_allowfilters => 0,
     p_allowupdating => 1,
     p_autocenter => 0,
     p_autoresize => 0,
     p_backcolor => -2147483633,
     p_beforedelconfirm => ' ',
     p_beforeinsert => ' ',
     p_beforeupdate => ' ',
     p_borderstyle => 2,
     p_formcaption => 'MyForm',
     p_closebutton => 0,
     p_controlbox => 0,
     p_count => 5,
     p_currentview => 0,
     p_cycle => 0,
     p_dataentry => 1,
     p_datasheetbackcolor => 16777215,
     p_datasheetcellseffect => 0,
     p_datasheetfontheight => 10,
     p_datasheetfontitalic => 1,
     p_datasheetfontname => 'Arial',
     p_datasheetfontunderline => 1,
     p_datasheetfontweight => 400,
     p_datasheetforecolor => 0,
     p_datasheetgridlinesbehavior => 3,
     p_datasheetgridlinescolor => 12632256,
     p_defaultediting => 2,
     p_defaultview => 0,
     p_dividinglines => 0,
     p_fastlaserprinting => 0,
     p_filter => ' ',
     p_filteron => 1,
     p_frozencolumns => 1,
     p_gridX => 10,
     p_gridY => 10,
     p_hasmodule => 0,
     p_helpcontextid => 0,
     p_helpfile => ' ',
     p_hwnd => 590738,
     p_insideheight => 2265,
     p_insidewidth => 5490,
     p_keypreview => 1,
     p_layoutforprint => 1,
     p_logicalpagewidth => 9012,
     p_maxbutton => 0,
     p_menubar => ' ',
     p_minbutton => 0,
     p_minmaxbuttons => 3,
     p_modal => 1,
     p_navigationbuttons => 0,
     p_onactivate => ' ',
     p_onapplyfilter => ' ',
     p_onclick => ' ',
     p_onclose => ' ',
     p_oncurrent => ' ',
     p_ondblclick => ' ',
     p_ondeactivate => ' ',
     p_ondelete => ' ',
     p_onerror => ' ',
     p_onfilter => ' ',
     p_ongotfocus => ' ',
     p_onkeydown => ' ',
     p_onkeypress => ' ',
     p_onkeyup => ' ',
     p_onload => ' ',
     p_onlostfocus => ' ',
     p_onmousedown => ' ',
     p_onmousemove => ' ',
     p_onmouseup => ' ',
     p_onopen => ' ',
     p_onresize => ' ',
     p_ontimer => ' ',
     p_onunload => ' ',
     p_openargs => 'True',
     p_orderby => ' ',
     p_orderbyon => 1,
     p_painting => 0,
     p_palettesource => '(Default)',
     p_picture => '(NONE)',
     p_picturealignment => 2,
     p_picturesizemode => 0,
     p_picturetiling => 1,
     p_picturetype => 0,
     p_popup => 1,
     p_recordlocks => 0,
     p_recordselectors => 0,
     p_recordsettype => 0,
     p_recordsource => 'Table1',
     p_rowheight => -1,
     p_scrollbars => 3,
     p_shortcutmenu => 0,
     p_shortcutmenubar => ' ',
     p_showgrid => 0,
     p_tag => ' ',
     p_timerinterval => 0,
     p_toolbar => ' ',
     p_viewsallowed => 0,
     p_visible => 0,
     p_whatsthisbutton => 1,
     p_width => 4044,
     p_windowheight => 2970,
     p_windowwidth => 5910
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_FORMS_CONTROLS (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_formid => 1,
     p_controlid => 1,
     p_controlname => 'ID',
     p_controltype => 109,
     p_eventprocprefix => 'ID',
     p_inselection => 1,
     p_left => 1677,
     p_parent => 'MyForm',
     p_section => 0,
     p_tag => ' ',
     p_top => 114,
     p_visible => 0,
     p_backcolor => -2147483643,
     p_backstyle => 1,
     p_boundcolumn => NULL,
     p_ctrlcaption => ' ',
     p_columncount => NULL,
     p_columnheads => ' ',
     p_columnwidths => ' ',
     p_controlsource => 'ID',
     p_controltiptext => ' ',
     p_defaultvalue => ' ',
     p_displaywhen => 0,
     p_enabled => 0,
     p_fontbold => 1,
     p_fontitalic => 1,
     p_fontname => 'MS Sans Serif',
     p_fontsize => 8,
     p_fontunderline => 1,
     p_fontwheight => NULL,
     p_forecolor => -2147483640,
     p_format => ' ',
     p_height => 255,
     p_helpcontextid => 0,
     p_limittolist => 1,
     p_linkchildfields => ' ',
     p_linkmasterfields => ' ',
     p_listrows => NULL,
     p_multirow => 1,
     p_onchange => ' ',
     p_onclick => ' ',
     p_ondblclick => ' ',
     p_onkeydown => ' ',
     p_onkeypress => ' ',
     p_onkeyup => ' ',
     p_onmousedown => ' ',
     p_onmousemove => ' ',
     p_onmouseup => ' ',
     p_optionvalue => NULL,
     p_pageindex => NULL,
     p_picture => ' ',
     p_picturealignment => NULL,
     p_pictureresizemode => NULL,
     p_picturetiling => 1,
     p_picturetype => NULL,
     p_rowsource => ' ',
     p_rowsourcetype => ' ',
     p_shortcutmenubar => ' ',
     p_sourceobject => ' ',
     p_statusbartext => ' ',
     p_style => NULL,
     p_tabfixedheight => NULL,
     p_tabfixedwidth => NULL,
     p_tabindex => 0,
     p_tabstop => 0,
     p_textalign => 0,
     p_textfontcharset => 0,
     p_width => 900
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_FORMS_CONTROLS (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_formid => 1,
     p_controlid => 2,
     p_controlname => 'ID_Label',
     p_controltype => 100,
     p_eventprocprefix => 'ID_Label',
     p_inselection => 1,
     p_left => 57,
     p_parent => 'ID',
     p_section => 0,
     p_tag => ' ',
     p_top => 114,
     p_visible => 0,
     p_backcolor => -2147483633,
     p_backstyle => 0,
     p_boundcolumn => NULL,
     p_ctrlcaption => 'ID',
     p_columncount => NULL,
     p_columnheads => ' ',
     p_columnwidths => ' ',
     p_controlsource => ' ',
     p_controltiptext => ' ',
     p_defaultvalue => ' ',
     p_displaywhen => 0,
     p_enabled => 1,
     p_fontbold => 1,
     p_fontitalic => 1,
     p_fontname => 'MS Sans Serif',
     p_fontsize => 8,
     p_fontunderline => 1,
     p_fontwheight => NULL,
     p_forecolor => -2147483630,
     p_format => ' ',
     p_height => 255,
     p_helpcontextid => 0,
     p_limittolist => 1,
     p_linkchildfields => ' ',
     p_linkmasterfields => ' ',
     p_listrows => NULL,
     p_multirow => 1,
     p_onchange => ' ',
     p_onclick => ' ',
     p_ondblclick => ' ',
     p_onkeydown => ' ',
     p_onkeypress => ' ',
     p_onkeyup => ' ',
     p_onmousedown => ' ',
     p_onmousemove => ' ',
     p_onmouseup => ' ',
     p_optionvalue => NULL,
     p_pageindex => NULL,
     p_picture => ' ',
     p_picturealignment => NULL,
     p_pictureresizemode => NULL,
     p_picturetiling => 1,
     p_picturetype => NULL,
     p_rowsource => ' ',
     p_rowsourcetype => ' ',
     p_shortcutmenubar => ' ',
     p_sourceobject => ' ',
     p_statusbartext => ' ',
     p_style => NULL,
     p_tabfixedheight => NULL,
     p_tabfixedwidth => NULL,
     p_tabindex => NULL,
     p_tabstop => 1,
     p_textalign => 0,
     p_textfontcharset => 0,
     p_width => 1560
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_FORMS_CONTROLS (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_formid => 1,
     p_controlid => 3,
     p_controlname => 'Desc',
     p_controltype => 109,
     p_eventprocprefix => 'Desc',
     p_inselection => 1,
     p_left => 1677,
     p_parent => 'MyForm',
     p_section => 0,
     p_tag => ' ',
     p_top => 456,
     p_visible => 0,
     p_backcolor => -2147483643,
     p_backstyle => 1,
     p_boundcolumn => NULL,
     p_ctrlcaption => ' ',
     p_columncount => NULL,
     p_columnheads => ' ',
     p_columnwidths => ' ',
     p_controlsource => 'Desc',
     p_controltiptext => ' ',
     p_defaultvalue => ' ',
     p_displaywhen => 0,
     p_enabled => 0,
     p_fontbold => 1,
     p_fontitalic => 1,
     p_fontname => 'MS Sans Serif',
     p_fontsize => 8,
     p_fontunderline => 1,
     p_fontwheight => NULL,
     p_forecolor => -2147483640,
     p_format => ' ',
     p_height => 255,
     p_helpcontextid => 0,
     p_limittolist => 1,
     p_linkchildfields => ' ',
     p_linkmasterfields => ' ',
     p_listrows => NULL,
     p_multirow => 1,
     p_onchange => ' ',
     p_onclick => ' ',
     p_ondblclick => ' ',
     p_onkeydown => ' ',
     p_onkeypress => ' ',
     p_onkeyup => ' ',
     p_onmousedown => ' ',
     p_onmousemove => ' ',
     p_onmouseup => ' ',
     p_optionvalue => NULL,
     p_pageindex => NULL,
     p_picture => ' ',
     p_picturealignment => NULL,
     p_pictureresizemode => NULL,
     p_picturetiling => 1,
     p_picturetype => NULL,
     p_rowsource => ' ',
     p_rowsourcetype => ' ',
     p_shortcutmenubar => ' ',
     p_sourceobject => ' ',
     p_statusbartext => ' ',
     p_style => NULL,
     p_tabfixedheight => NULL,
     p_tabfixedwidth => NULL,
     p_tabindex => 1,
     p_tabstop => 0,
     p_textalign => 0,
     p_textfontcharset => 0,
     p_width => 2310
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_FORMS_CONTROLS (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_formid => 1,
     p_controlid => 4,
     p_controlname => 'Desc_Label',
     p_controltype => 100,
     p_eventprocprefix => 'Desc_Label',
     p_inselection => 1,
     p_left => 57,
     p_parent => 'Desc',
     p_section => 0,
     p_tag => ' ',
     p_top => 456,
     p_visible => 0,
     p_backcolor => -2147483633,
     p_backstyle => 0,
     p_boundcolumn => NULL,
     p_ctrlcaption => 'Desc',
     p_columncount => NULL,
     p_columnheads => ' ',
     p_columnwidths => ' ',
     p_controlsource => ' ',
     p_controltiptext => ' ',
     p_defaultvalue => ' ',
     p_displaywhen => 0,
     p_enabled => 1,
     p_fontbold => 1,
     p_fontitalic => 1,
     p_fontname => 'MS Sans Serif',
     p_fontsize => 8,
     p_fontunderline => 1,
     p_fontwheight => NULL,
     p_forecolor => -2147483630,
     p_format => ' ',
     p_height => 255,
     p_helpcontextid => 0,
     p_limittolist => 1,
     p_linkchildfields => ' ',
     p_linkmasterfields => ' ',
     p_listrows => NULL,
     p_multirow => 1,
     p_onchange => ' ',
     p_onclick => ' ',
     p_ondblclick => ' ',
     p_onkeydown => ' ',
     p_onkeypress => ' ',
     p_onkeyup => ' ',
     p_onmousedown => ' ',
     p_onmousemove => ' ',
     p_onmouseup => ' ',
     p_optionvalue => NULL,
     p_pageindex => NULL,
     p_picture => ' ',
     p_picturealignment => NULL,
     p_pictureresizemode => NULL,
     p_picturetiling => 1,
     p_picturetype => NULL,
     p_rowsource => ' ',
     p_rowsourcetype => ' ',
     p_shortcutmenubar => ' ',
     p_sourceobject => ' ',
     p_statusbartext => ' ',
     p_style => NULL,
     p_tabfixedheight => NULL,
     p_tabfixedwidth => NULL,
     p_tabindex => NULL,
     p_tabstop => 1,
     p_textalign => 0,
     p_textfontcharset => 0,
     p_width => 1560
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_FORMS_CONTROLS (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_formid => 1,
     p_controlid => 5,
     p_controlname => 'Command4',
     p_controltype => 104,
     p_eventprocprefix => 'Command4',
     p_inselection => 1,
     p_left => 2891,
     p_parent => 'MyForm',
     p_section => 0,
     p_tag => ' ',
     p_top => 56,
     p_visible => 0,
     p_backcolor => NULL,
     p_backstyle => NULL,
     p_boundcolumn => NULL,
     p_ctrlcaption => 'Command4',
     p_columncount => NULL,
     p_columnheads => ' ',
     p_columnwidths => ' ',
     p_controlsource => ' ',
     p_controltiptext => ' ',
     p_defaultvalue => ' ',
     p_displaywhen => 0,
     p_enabled => 0,
     p_fontbold => 1,
     p_fontitalic => 1,
     p_fontname => 'MS Sans Serif',
     p_fontsize => 8,
     p_fontunderline => 1,
     p_fontwheight => NULL,
     p_forecolor => 0,
     p_format => ' ',
     p_height => 340,
     p_helpcontextid => 0,
     p_limittolist => 1,
     p_linkchildfields => ' ',
     p_linkmasterfields => ' ',
     p_listrows => NULL,
     p_multirow => 1,
     p_onchange => ' ',
     p_onclick => '[Event Procedure]',
     p_ondblclick => ' ',
     p_onkeydown => ' ',
     p_onkeypress => ' ',
     p_onkeyup => ' ',
     p_onmousedown => ' ',
     p_onmousemove => ' ',
     p_onmouseup => ' ',
     p_optionvalue => NULL,
     p_pageindex => NULL,
     p_picture => '(NONE)',
     p_picturealignment => NULL,
     p_pictureresizemode => NULL,
     p_picturetiling => 1,
     p_picturetype => 0,
     p_rowsource => ' ',
     p_rowsourcetype => ' ',
     p_shortcutmenubar => ' ',
     p_sourceobject => ' ',
     p_statusbartext => ' ',
     p_style => NULL,
     p_tabfixedheight => NULL,
     p_tabfixedwidth => NULL,
     p_tabindex => 2,
     p_tabstop => 0,
     p_textalign => NULL,
     p_textfontcharset => 0,
     p_width => 964
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_FORMS_MODULES (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_moduleid => 1,
     p_formid => 1,
     p_modulename => 'Form_MyForm',
     p_countofdeclarationlines => 1,
     p_countoflines => 21,
     p_lines => 'Option Compare Database
NULL
Private Sub Command4_Click()
NULL
Dim varX As Variant
varX = MsgBox(Chr(34)Click [OK] to quit app or [Cancel] to stay.Chr(34), vbYesNo)
If varX = vbYes Then
MsgBox Chr(34)Exit appChr(34)
Application.Quit
Else
NULL
MsgBox Chr(34)StayChr(33)Chr(34)
NULL
End If
NULL
End Sub
     p_moduletype => 1
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WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_FORMS_PERM (
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     p_formid => 1,
     p_userid => 1,
     p_permissionid => 1,
     p_permission => 1048575,
     p_permission_desc => ' DB_SEC_CREATE DB_SEC_FULLACCESS DB_SEC_DELETE DB_SEC_READSEC DB_SEC_WRITESEC DB_SEC_WRITEOWNER DB_SEC_FRMRPT_EXECUTE DB_SEC_FRMRPT_READDEF DB_SEC_FRMRPT_WRITEDEF DB_SEC_FRMRPT_EXECUTE DB_SEC_MAC_READDEF DB_SEC_MAC_WRITEDEF DB_SEC_MAC_EXECUTE DB_SEC_MOD_READDEF DB_SEC_MOD_WRITEDEF '
end;
begin
WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_GROUPS (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_groupid => 1,
     p_grpname => 'Admins'
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WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_GROUPS (
     p_dbid => 1,
     p_groupid => 2,
     p_grpname => 'Users'
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WWV_MIG_ACC_LOAD.INS_WWV_MIG_ACC_USERS (
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <!-- this file was generated by the Oracle Migration Workbench Exporter for Microsoft Access 10.2.0.2.0 on 19/10/2007 17:02:59
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- <!-- Do not modify this file as any modification will invalidate the export and subsequent migration of your Microsoft Access database
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- <DATABASES>
- <DATABASE>
<DBID>1</DBID>
<DBNAME>db2</DBNAME>
<DBSIZE>1</DBSIZE>
<DBPATHNAME>C:\db2.mdb</DBPATHNAME>
<DBUSER>db2</DBUSER>
<DBPASSWORD>oracle</DBPASSWORD>
<ISAPPDB>1</ISAPPDB>
<ISATTACHEDDB>0</ISATTACHEDDB>
<CONVERTDB>1</CONVERTDB>
<VERSION>4.0</VERSION>
<ACCESSVERSION>MS Access 2000</ACCESSVERSION>
<BUILD>501</BUILD>
<COLLATINGORDER>1033</COLLATINGORDER>
<QUERYTIMEOUT>60</QUERYTIMEOUT>
<STARTUPFORM />
<STARTUPSHOWSTATUSBAR>1</STARTUPSHOWSTATUSBAR>
- <TABLES>
- <TABLE PRIMARY_KEY="1">
<TBLID>1</TBLID>
<DBID>1</DBID>
<TBLNAME>Table1</TBLNAME>
<CNVTABLESTRUCT>1</CNVTABLESTRUCT>
<CNVMOVEDATA>1</CNVMOVEDATA>
<CNVRI>1</CNVRI>
<CNVVALIDATION>1</CNVVALIDATION>
<CNVDEFAULT>1</CNVDEFAULT>
<CNVADDTIMESTAMP>1</CNVADDTIMESTAMP>
<ATTACHTABLEBACKTOACCESS>1</ATTACHTABLEBACKTOACCESS>
<SAVEPASSWORD>0</SAVEPASSWORD>
<CNVMAKEUPDATEABLE>1</CNVMAKEUPDATEABLE>
<RETAINLOCALCOPY>0</RETAINLOCALCOPY>
<SYNCWITHSERVER>1</SYNCWITHSERVER>
<OWNERID>1</OWNERID>
<VALIDATIONTEXT />
<VALIDATIONRULE />
<NUMBEROFROWS>4</NUMBEROFROWS>
<CACHINGTABLE>0</CACHINGTABLE>
<DESCRIPTION />
<ATTRIBUTES>0</ATTRIBUTES>
<CONFLICTTABLE />
<DATECREATED>19/10/2007 16:49:30</DATECREATED>
<LASTUPDATED>19/10/2007 16:49:34</LASTUPDATED>
<RECORDCOUNT>4</RECORDCOUNT>
<ORDERBYON>1</ORDERBYON>
<REPLICAFILTER />
<SOURCETABLENAME />
<UPDATABLE>0</UPDATABLE>
- <COLUMNS>
- <COLUMN>
<COLID>1</COLID>
<TBLID>1</TBLID>
<DBID>1</DBID>
<COLNAME>ID</COLNAME>
<COLTYPE>4</COLTYPE>
<COLTYPEDESC>Long</COLTYPEDESC>
<COLAUTOINCR>0</COLAUTOINCR>
<NEXTCOUNTERVALUE>0</NEXTCOUNTERVALUE>
<MAXLENGTHSOURCE>0</MAXLENGTHSOURCE>
<AVGLENGTHSOURCE>0</AVGLENGTHSOURCE>
<COLTEXTSIZE>4</COLTEXTSIZE>
<ALLOWZEROLENGTH>0</ALLOWZEROLENGTH>
<DEFAULTVALUE>0</DEFAULTVALUE>
<COLREQUIRED>1</COLREQUIRED>
<COLCOLLATINGORDER>1033</COLCOLLATINGORDER>
<COLORDPOSITION>1</COLORDPOSITION>
<VALIDATIONRULE />
<VALIDATIONTEXT />
<COLUMNDESCRIPTION />
<COLUMNHIDDEN>1</COLUMNHIDDEN>
<COLUMNORDER>0</COLUMNORDER>
<COLUMNWIDTH>-1</COLUMNWIDTH>
<DECIMALPLACES>255</DECIMALPLACES>
<FOREIGNNAME />
<VALIDATEONSET>1</VALIDATEONSET>
</COLUMN>
- <COLUMN>
<COLID>2</COLID>
<TBLID>1</TBLID>
<DBID>1</DBID>
<COLNAME>Desc</COLNAME>
<COLTYPE>10</COLTYPE>
<COLTYPEDESC>Text</COLTYPEDESC>
<COLAUTOINCR>0</COLAUTOINCR>
<NEXTCOUNTERVALUE>0</NEXTCOUNTERVALUE>
<MAXLENGTHSOURCE>0</MAXLENGTHSOURCE>
<AVGLENGTHSOURCE>0</AVGLENGTHSOURCE>
<COLTEXTSIZE>50</COLTEXTSIZE>
<ALLOWZEROLENGTH>-1</ALLOWZEROLENGTH>
<DEFAULTVALUE />
<COLREQUIRED>1</COLREQUIRED>
<COLCOLLATINGORDER>1033</COLCOLLATINGORDER>
<COLORDPOSITION>2</COLORDPOSITION>
<VALIDATIONRULE />
<VALIDATIONTEXT />
<COLUMNDESCRIPTION />
<COLUMNHIDDEN>1</COLUMNHIDDEN>
<COLUMNORDER>0</COLUMNORDER>
<COLUMNWIDTH>-1</COLUMNWIDTH>
<DECIMALPLACES>0</DECIMALPLACES>
<FOREIGNNAME />
<VALIDATEONSET>1</VALIDATEONSET>
</COLUMN>
</COLUMNS>
- <INDEXES>
- <INDEX>
<INDID>1</INDID>
<TBLID>1</TBLID>
<DBID>1</DBID>
<INDNAME>ID</INDNAME>
<CNVINDEX>1</CNVINDEX>
<ISPRIMARY>0</ISPRIMARY>
<ISUNIQUE>0</ISUNIQUE>
<ISFOREIGN>0</ISFOREIGN>
<IGNORENULLS>0</IGNORENULLS>
<ISREQUIRED>0</ISREQUIRED>
<DISTINCTCOUNT>4</DISTINCTCOUNT>
<ISCLUSTERED>0</ISCLUSTERED>
- <INDEX_COLUMNS>
- <INDEX_COLUMN>
<INDCOLID>1</INDCOLID>
<INDID>1</INDID>
<COLID>1</COLID>
<DBID>1</DBID>
<COLORDER>1</COLORDER>
<TBLID>1</TBLID>
<COLNAME>ID</COLNAME>
</INDEX_COLUMN>
</INDEX_COLUMNS>
</INDEX>
- <INDEX>
<INDID>2</INDID>
<TBLID>1</TBLID>
<DBID>1</DBID>
<INDNAME>PK_Table1</INDNAME>
<CNVINDEX>1</CNVINDEX>
<ISPRIMARY>1</ISPRIMARY>
<ISUNIQUE>1</ISUNIQUE>
<ISFOREIGN>0</ISFOREIGN>
<IGNORENULLS>0</IGNORENULLS>
<ISREQUIRED>1</ISREQUIRED>
<DISTINCTCOUNT>4</DISTINCTCOUNT>
<ISCLUSTERED>0</ISCLUSTERED>
- <INDEX_COLUMNS>
- <INDEX_COLUMN>
<INDCOLID>2</INDCOLID>
<INDID>2</INDID>
<COLID>1</COLID>
<DBID>1</DBID>
<COLORDER>1</COLORDER>
<TBLID>1</TBLID>
<COLNAME>ID</COLNAME>
</INDEX_COLUMN>
</INDEX_COLUMNS>
</INDEX>
</INDEXES>
- <PERMISSIONS>
- <USRS>
- <USR>
<USRNAME>admin</USRNAME>
<PERMISSION>1048319</PERMISSION>
</USR>
</USRS>
- <GRPS>
- <GRP>
<USRNAME>Admins</USRNAME>
<PERMISSION>1048319</PERMISSION>
</GRP>
- <GRP>
<USRNAME>Users</USRNAME>
<PERMISSION>1048319</PERMISSION>
</GRP>
</GRPS>
</PERMISSIONS>
</TABLE>
</TABLES>
<QUERIES />
<RELATIONS />
<MODULES />
- <GROUPS>
- <GROUP>
<GROUPID>1</GROUPID>
<GRPNAME>Admins</GRPNAME>
- <GROUPUSERS>
<GROUPUSER>admin</GROUPUSER>
</GROUPUSERS>
</GROUP>
- <GROUP>
<GROUPID>2</GROUPID>
<GRPNAME>Users</GRPNAME>
- <GROUPUSERS>
<GROUPUSER>admin</GROUPUSER>
</GROUPUSERS>
</GROUP>
</GROUPS>
- <USERS>
- <USER>
<USERID>1</USERID>
<USERNAME>admin</USERNAME>
</USER>
</USERS>
</DATABASE>
<ATTACHED_TABLES />
</DATABASES>

Hi Mike,
Hopefully I can help to clarify a few things for you. An MS Access application migration essentially involves 3 steps, to be completed in the following order:
1. Export the database and application information from your MS Access MDB file using the Exporter tool for MS Access. This tool generates two files: an XML file containing the database schema information, and a SQL script containing the application metadata. You've already completed this step.
2. Migrate the database schema to Oracle. Using Oracle SQL Developer Migration Workbench, load the XML file generated in step 1, to capture & convert the MS Access database objects to Oracle.
3. Migrate the application to Oracle Application Express. Using Oracle Application Express Application Migrations, create a Migration Project to retrieve the application metadata from the SQL script generated in step 1. The Migration Project should be associated with the Oracle schema containing the migrated database objects (from step 2).
It sounds like you have carried out steps 1 and 3, but skipped step 2. I would recommend that you do the following:
* Download the latest release of Oracle SQL Developer, version 1.2.1, from OTN - http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/sql/index.html. It incorporates the Migration Workbench. Review the accompanying documentation from the Help > Table of Contents menu item, specifically the chapter "Migrating Third Party Databases".
* Create a Migration Repository, which is used by the Migration Workbench during the migration process. In order to do so, you need to create a database user for the Migration Repository. I would recommend reviewing the documentation for further information on this. The section titled "Before You Start Migrating: General Information" will assist you.
* From the menu bar go to Migration > Capture Microsoft Access Exported XML, where you should browse to the location of the XML file generated by the Exporter tool in step 1. This captures the MS Access database schema information, and create a Captured Model of the information.
* Right-click on the captured model, and select "Convert to Oracle Model" from its context menu. This creates a converted model, which is a representation of the structure of the destination Oracle database.
* From the menu bar go to Tools > Preferences, to launch the Preferences dialog. On the Preferences dialog go to Migration > Generation Options, and select the "Least Privilege Schema Migration" and click OK.
* Right-click on the Converted Model & select "Generate" from its context menu. This will generate the DDL statements to create the migrated database objects. I would recommend that you save the statements as a SQL script.
* Create a new Oracle connection in Oracle SQL Developer, providing the connection details to the schema associated with your Oracle APEX workspace. Then run the SQL script containing the output from the "Generate" step. This will create the objects in the schema associated with your Oracle APEX workspace.
* Log in to the Oracle APEX workspace, and I would recommend creating a new Migration Project. You should then be in a position to review the information retrieved from your MS Access application forms & reports.
I hope this helps. Apologies for the length of the posting, but hopefully the points I've outlined will make the process a little clearer for you.
Regards,
Hilary

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