SQL Developer Migration Workbench - Data Type Mappings

Hi,
Using SQL Developer 1.1.3.2766 to migrate a MySQL 4.1.22 database.
How do I change a system defined data type mapping? I would like to map "text" data type to "varchar2". This is something I could do in OMWB.
I can create a new rule but cannot delete the system defined "text" rule.
thanks,
Greg

Greg,
You cannot delete the system default rules, but if you create your own, these will take preference during the convert phase. Is this not the case?
Donal

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Kris

Hi Wolfgang,
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create or replace
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FILTER_TYPE INTEGER, -- Filter Types are 0-> ALL, 1->NAMELIST, 2->WHERE CLAUSE, 3->OBJECTID LIST
OBJTYPE VARCHAR2(40),
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5e33d18c-3b32-48d4-82a7-676feeaa97c9 wrote:
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