MS Access Migration

I just migrated MS Access DB into Oracle Apex. However, upon reviewing my retrieved objects, all of the Objects are all Invalid.
Kindly asssist of resolving this issue to have all of the objects in Valid status. I appreciate the help. Thanks.

I know what an invalid object is in Oracle. It's a view, function, procedure, package, etc... that will not/did not compile/recompile. I've just never seen an invalid table, and I was questioning whether this is even possible or not.
What I'm saying is that it sounds like you're using terminology that may not apply to some of the things you're attempting to apply it to. When you're attempting to troubleshoot or fix errors via a forum like this you need to be very careful and specific with your choice of words, because that's all we have to rely on with this particular venue.
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