Reverse-Engineering Metadata

Hi All,
I am importing few tables from an Oracle Schema with comments on both tables and columns. Does ODI imports comments on tables and columns ?
If Yes, Where can one view comments in the ODI Designer ?
Thanks,
Mark T.

Thanks User 820716 for the reply. Did not use RKM but found the answer.
Right Click Column -> Choose Edit -> Under Description I see the comments imported from the database.
-Mark.

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