Problem converting captured SQL Server 2000 database to Oracle

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After creating MWREP user, granting it privileges and creating the migration repository, I have captured a small SQL Server 2000 database (1 table), but after performing "Convert to Oracle", I get the message that it has transformed correctly, but no converted model is shown. I was originally using the JRE supplied with SQL Developer 2.1.1, but replaced that with 1.6 U17 after researching the problem here.
The only message in the Migration Log is as follows:
Catalog RAC, Schema dbo coalesced to single schema dbo_RAC
The following message appears in the console:
SELECT DISTINCT(REF_ID_FK), REF_TYPE FROM MD_ADDITIONAL_PROPERTIES WHERE PROP_KEY IN (?) AND CONNECTION_ID_FK = ?
I have tried this with a more complex database, with no luck.
Any thoughts?

I did an offline capture.
I used Tools->Migration->Third Party Database Offline Capture->Create Database Capture Scripts to generate scripts OMWB_OFFLINE_CAPTURE.BAT, SS2K_BCP_SCRIPT.BAT and sqlserver2000.ocp. Then the SQL Server DBA ran OMWB_OFFLINE_CAPTURE.BAT and sent me the output.
I used Tools->Migration->Third Party Database Offline Capture->Load Database Capture Scripts Output to capture the model into the repository successfully.

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