Parse options for stored procedures in OMWB

Hi all,
I'll do apreciate it if somebody could explain me where i can find a detailed description for each stored procedures "parse options" in OMWB, like "generate maxilma pl/sql", "debug info", etc
Thanks in advance..

There is online help on this. On the Parse Options page press 'Help' then choose
Stored Procedure: Parse Option Page
Thank you for your time,
Turloch
Oracle Migration Workbench Team

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Pls advice..
XIer
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XIer

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(Embedded image moved to file: PIC19643.PCX) Dan Christopher @ SUNLIFE
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[email protected]
Sage Solutions
353 Sacramento
Suite 1360
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