Problems Sql Server 2k to Oracle 9i

Hi,
I am migrating 5 BD SqlServer 2k, and with 1 i have this problems:
"cannot insert NULL into..." error appears when mapping tables in Source Model.
and alls tienen 'sa' como login owner .
then, what is it??? help please????
thanks,
paola soto
I am from Santiago, Chile.

Hi Paola,
we will need to get some more information from you please. Can you send the error.log file (which can be found in the %OMWB_HOME%\Log directory) to the following address [email protected], together with any other details you might have on the problem you are having with the Migration Workbench please. I am sure we will be able to help you more with these extra details.
I hope this helps,
Tom.

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