Unable to Create Oracle Model When Migrating from access 2000 to Oracle

Hi ,
I am migrating an access 2000 Database to Oracle 9i using Oracle Migration Workbench .
I was sucessful in creation of Source Model ,but when I try to create the Oracle Data Model - Oracle Workbench
HAngs . In short the Oracle Model creation log screen hangs .
If any body has faced any similar please help me out .
Please suggest a work around for this problem .
Thanks in Advance
Arun

Arun,
Can you provide a reproducible test case so that we can confirm the behavior here and log a bug? More detail can be found in the log/Error.log in case there is a java exception that is being thrown.
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