OWB R2 compartibility with Oracle 9i R2 RDBMS

We are using a 9i R2 database and want to run OWB 10g, we have heard that OWB R2 has compartibility issues (reduced functionality) having a 9i R2 repository. Is this the case if so What OWB functionality is unavailable in the above scenario. What is your recommendation.

It depends on what you plan to do. If you are just reading data from 9 as a source and building a data warehouse in a 10.2 database, then that might be okay. If you plan to use 9 completely then you will be limited to the database functionality available in 9. OWB writes PL/SQL code and is limited to the functionality available in the databse when writing the code.
I use 10.2 R2 database and OWB and still have arguements with Oracle support about not being on the latest patch set. It wont be easy getting support on OWB in that scenario.

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