Real Application Tesing Create table(DDL) captures or skips

Hi,
We are testing using Oracle Real Application Testing. We were able to capture and replay successfully. However on the capture side the application creates lot of tables during batch load and then drops them. It appears like these create table statements are not getting replayed on replay database.
Can any help me know if RAT(Real Application Testing) Capture the Create table (DDL) statements and replay's it successfully.
Thanks,
Ranga

Then make sure the parsing schema of that other workspace has create table privilege granted directly to it. Better yet, review the system privileges of the working schema and make sure the broken schema has the same privs. Do not grant privileges using roles.
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, CONSTRAINT Primary_Key_SID PRIMARY KEY (SID)
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