OWB DBA Privileges Required

I have OWB and Oracle 10g Installed on the same computer.
When I go to create the Repository, logging in as user sys
I get the following message.
INS0003: OWB Repository Installation cannot continue
without DBA privileges. Connect as DBA and use
option Create a new Warehouse Builder Repository to
continue the process.
I can however connect to other databases in our environment and
the repository installation seems to continue without this error.
Any Body have any Idea about this error message?

Good morning Melvin,
What do you mean, "logging in as user sys"?
Creating a runtime repository is done using the Runtime Assistant, you don't log on there, you only provide user credentials, for instance for a user with SYSDBA prviliges.
I assume you've read chapter 2.3 in the Oracle Warehouse Builder Installation and Configuration Guide?
What are the exact versions of database and OWB and are they certified with each other? Did you apply patches?
Certain versions don't work well together, check Metalink Note:332371.1
BTW, there was already a thread regarding a similar issue in this forum, did you check that?
See oracle datawarehouse builder INS0003, INS0009 .
Good luck, Patrick

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