Programmatically generating Interfaces

Hi,
We are using ODI as part of our project to migrate the data from source(oracle DB) to target(oracle DB). The mapping between source and target table columns are user configurable.
Is it possible to generate the interfaces programatically (based on the user mapping between source and target table columns) in the production instance?.
Also please provide the steps or pointers to any document describing the same..
Thanks, Satya

HI Satya,
Can you please briefly elaborate about your issue or send me an email (a d i e t l.m n [email protected]) about your issue so that i can guide you in a better way.
I am putting spaces between email id so that net spammers dont track the email.
Thanks,
Lony
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