SQL -generated for migration

I want to know where do I find the SQL statements generated by
the migration utility for Oracle 8.1.5 from Access.
Also where does the errors get logged?
Thanks in advance.
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hi donal,
in my case even the same thing is happening Oracle workbench is having stored procedures in omwb_emulation like cdate, int_ , time_,time_1 (which i think are system functions provided by sql server, i don't understand why they are being migrated and stored under omwb_emulation?) also two packages with the name of globalpkg and utilities are created under omwb_emulation schema.
Which i have seen is being referenced a lot of times in converted PL/SQL Stored procedures like everytime a select statement in a SQL Server procedure is converted to some code which references omwb_emulation.globalpkg. I am not able to comprehend what's the reason behind this. can somebody through light on this and let me know is it really required?

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