Replicate an oracle view with SLT

Hi -
Using Oracle 11g and SLT 2011_1_731 Patch 7 with Hana rev 82
I am trying to replicate oracle views in hana through SLT
Scenario 1:
tables T2 and T3 with View T2_T3_view
If I follow this thread SLT view replication
It creates the view as a table in hana but does not populate it with any data.
Scenario 2 -
I have 2 oracle tables - T4 and T5. I have a view T4_T5_VIEW that joins the 2 tables.
I followed steps in a document I received to replicate the view syntax as well as the tables.
1) replicated both tables T4 and T5 - success
2) stopped replication on T4
table exists in hana with data but no replication
3) using LTRS, assigned the view T4_T5_VIEW to table T4
4) changed the performance option
5) restarted replication on T4
The view gets created as a table, but table T4 gets and error and does not replicate.
The view gets no data
What is the proper process for an oracle table?
I have a very complex view with 5 source tables I want to replicate.
Thanks
Diane

sorry,
with the query
SELECT TAB2.COD_M ,
COUNT(TAB1.COD_MAT) count_mat
FROM TAB2,
TAB1
WHERE TAB2.COD_R (+) = TAB1.COD_MAT
AND TAB1.COD_R IN ('1','3')
GROUP BY TAB2.COD_M
I get:
COD_M..........COUNT_MAT
00114940...........1
00116220...........1
00116300...........2
00119320...........1
00119450...........1
...................0
but I'd like to get this output:
COD_M..................count_mat
00114940...................1
00114949...................0
00116220...................1
00116300...................2
00119324...................0
00119450...................1

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