Network is Read-Only....Error

Hi!
I am using the NetworkManager.writeNetwork() method to store my paths
in my path table and I receive the following error
Network: XXXX is read-only
How can I overcome this?
Thank u
K

K,
Did you open the network as read-only? For example:
SDO_NET_MEM.network_manager.read_network (net_mem => 'A_NETWORK', allow_updates => 'FALSE');
instead of
SDO_NET_MEM.network_manager.read_network (net_mem => 'A_NETWORK', allow_updates => 'TRUE');

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