Model Code of CDC OWB 11.2

Hello

Where can I find the documentation for the use of model code CDC? I am using the model code JCT_ORACLE_11G_CONSISTENT_MINER and follow these steps:

1. enable the above listed CDC model for the Oracle module were I the source tables.
2. start the CDC that generates an error wile GRANT_SELECT_ANY_TABLE step 13 while the script is running. In the check window, I see the following error message: java.sql.BatchUpdateException: ORA-00987: missing or not valid username (s) and the model of the step is: GRANT SELECT ANY TABLE < % = snpRef.getInfo ("DEST_WORK_SCHEMA") % >.

Step 12 going on with the generated code GRANT SELECT ANY TABLE to CDC_SOURCE_PUB. Probably I'm missing a few important settings, but I can't find any documentation or Howto on this topic.

Can you please give me some advice?

Hi magpah78,

Do you have the pattern of work - information in the DB-location?
(Tab: Advanced field: scheme of work)

Greetings
Guenther Herzog

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