Stored Procs not migrating to Oracle.

I am using Oracle 8.1.5 work bench version 2.0.2.0.0. using SQLSERVER plug-in.
I am able to successfully capture the source database from SQLSERVER. After creating the Oracle Model the Oracle Model tab is not showing all the user objects (tables, proc etc). But when I generate the Oracle database I see all the tables/indexes and data. The problem is it did not create my stored procedures.
Can we use the work bench to migrate Stored procedures from SQLSERVER to Oracle ?
Stored Procedures are not migrating to ORacle.
Help is appreciated.
-Ramesh.

Are you seeing any errors.
The Workbench will migrate stored procedures usually they are migrated to the 'sa' user in Oracle.
Please contact [email protected] if you have any more issues.
Regards
John

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