RAT - SQL Tuning Set from 9i trace in wrong order

Hi together
I want to test the impact of some staments on 9.2.0.8 in 11g with Real Application Testing, but the order in the tuning set seems to b wrong (not in the traced order). So i made a small Test Script who is creating a Table, insert Data with a loop and select all.
Steps :
* 9i enable trace level 4
* 9i run the script
* 9i stop the trace
* transfer to 11g
* make an sql tunnig set
* running in the Performance Analyzer Workflow
The first run Oracle makes performance datas from the trace files. In the second run I want to execute the statements from the tuning set in the 11g database. The traced Schema from 9i exists.
In the report after the second run I see the failure that the insert and select statement is not allowed. When i take a look in the SQL Tuning Set i see that the select and insert will be played before the create table ! Also on the view DBA_SQLSET_STATEMENTS.
Is there a way to get the correct order in the SQL Tuning Set like the statement order (create before insert,select) ? Or can Oracle not handle DDL-Statements in the trace ?
Regards Martin

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Can you expand on that? I'm sorry but I am new and a novice to the SSIS world and I want to do this as best I can and as efficiently as I can. Are you saying that Rajen's way suggested above is the way to go?
A little background....external data from a 3rd party client. I'v staged that external data to a SQL Server staging table. I have to try and match that data up to our database using SSN, DOB, and Gender...and if I can't match that way then I have to try
and match by Name. I need to make sure that there is only one and only one account for that match. If I cannot match and match one and only one, then I'll create rows on a DataAnomaly Table. If I do match, then I have to check and make sure that there is only
one and only one Member span for that match. Similarly handle the data anomaly and then check and make sure there is a "Diabetes" claim and similarly handle the DataAnomaly accordingly.
That's where I'm at. Sooooo are you saying to use Rajen's suggestion? I don't think I can do that because I need multiple SQL tasks and I cannot connect multiple OLE DB Source tasks.
Any help and suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

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