OWB ERROR:  created with second class object failure

I'm getting this error when I import a table into the repository. any ideas?
created with second class object failure

Hello!
Second class objects are columns, indexes, constraints etc. Probably some of these contains reserved OWB keywords. You can check what went wrong by drilling down to these objects on the results screen.
Regards,
Robert

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