Query on owb 9.2.0.4 with src db on 10 G

Hello,
We are using owb 9.2.0.4. However we are in the process of
upgrading our db ( source ) to 10G and later the target also.
I have seen in the http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/warehouse/htdocs/ORACLE_WAREHOUSE_BUILDER_10g_FAQ.htm
that
' Can I use Warehouse Builder 9.2 with Oracle 10g database?
You can only use Oracle 10g database with Warehouse Builder 9.2 to store the design or run-time repositories. Because OWB 9.2 does not have a 10g location, you can not use an Oracle 10 g source or target. If you are sourcing from or targeting Oracle 10g database you must use OWB 10g.
Basing this .. what are the limitations is it only wrt to the locations that i can create ?
Because in 9.2.0.4 i can see there are no 10G locations defined.
However if i do not change any of the existing set up ( the db of src is 9i and so are the location config )
but physically upgrade the db ( src ) to 10G, i can still see that the mappings are running fine.
I am not in a position to clearly comprehend what the limitation in the above case is actually is ?
Please explain.
Thanks.

I would suggest upgrading OWB to 10.1 at the least or the current 10.2 version. These are certified with 10g databases. Even though your maps seem to work you are probably running in an unsupported environment.
The upgrade of OWB should be relatively painless although I have not done that particular upgrade personally. Maybe others can comment on that process.
Good luck.
-gary

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