Problems adding columns in a table

Hi,
I defined a table. Now I need to add new columns. In OWB I set them in their correct order but when I deploy the table with upgrade, in the database, columns appear at the end of the table.
Does anyone know this problem, how can i resolve this?
Thanks
Beatriz

You mean ordered in the table as shown in a mapping or table editor window? This ordering is only visual and will not impact meta-data definition.
If it is really important the best solution is to:
- replace the table with new/altered columns by script in SQLplus/Toad
- do import of table in OWB (mention the 'Advanced Reconciliation Options' uncheck the 'Preserve...' boxes)
- reconcile inbound in a mapping where the table is used. Lines to columns will stay if the column-name didn't change.
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