OdiWaitForData - ODI-30062: Theres no table matching the pattern in the dat

I am using the odiwaitforData tool to check for new records in an Oracle table.
I can view the data for the table from the Model in ODI, as well as execute an interface that uses it.
But when I execute the odiWaitForData tool to check for data, it throws an ODI-30062: Theres no table matching the pattern in the database error.
I have tried in several different contexts, and from several different agents - all get the same error.
I have used odiwaitfordata successfully to get data from an Informix table - but when I try it from the Oracle table it errors out.
What queries does this tool use to validate its tables? Do they need any unique permissions in Oracle to allow it to work?
Here's the actual tool command:
OdiWaitForData "-CONTEXT=DEVELOPMENT" "-GLOBAL_ROWCOUNT=1" "-LSCHEMA=DM" "-POLLINT=6000" "-TIMEOUT=0" "-TIMEOUT_WITH_ROWS_OK=YES" "-INCREMENT_DETECTION=NO" "-TABLE_NAME=ORG_DIM" "-OBJECT_TYPE=T"

Hi,
I am new to ODI, but it seems the issue is with table name.
You may like to try with a table name with no underscore in it.
I used another table name without underscore, though I got the errors at the last stage, atleast it executed the first step.
RR
Edited by: user12048072 on Aug 2, 2011 11:16 PM

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