Oracle 10g Migration Workbench 10.1.0.4.0

Hai,
Could any of you explain me about Oracle 10g Migration Workbench 10.1.0.4.0
product and also about the features and usage of this project.
Thanks in advance.
A.Mohammed Rafi.

Sandeep,
Have you used this user which holds the omwb repository before for a migration? When you connected the first itme, did you get a message, that the repository tables did not exist and would you like to create them?
Are you using the connected or disconnected source model load?
Donal

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Tank you Hilary;
i did this steps :
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