OWB and transparent gateways

Hi
Has anyone used OWB over transparent gateways and deployed on a non-oracle db as target? I am interested in knowing how the whole thing will work? Whether mapping will be deployed on the non-oracle DB or on oracle etc.
thanks
Suresh

ya that's one good idea,
My DB2 is the Transaction System.
can you please tel me what will be the impact
if i UPDATE/INSERT 30 lakhs records using ODBC connection,
and the same using Transperent gateway connection,
My intension is not to distrub DB2 (Transaction system) in the peak hours.
When i use odbc, that takes some amount of DB2's process & priority.
But if I use Transperent gateway, DB2 will defnetly give more priority for the Warehouse
am i rt??
Regards
Raja

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