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| Hello: I'm trying to read Navision 2.60 data into ORACLE Warehouse Builder 10g (OWB). The system was quite difficult to set up because the ORACLE database is in a Linux machine and Navision 2.60 only has Windows ODBC drivers. But we managed to make all the connection thru an OpenLink ODBC-ODBC bridge (thanks to the OpenLink support!). We test the connections in OWB, with an Oracle Link, and it works... I can read the metadata from Navision so I see the tables and its columns. Now, I want to make the real thing, move data, so I made the suitable mapping in OWB but when I went to deploy it I found some errors. Why? Because in deployment phase the connection needs a Database name... I mean, the name that you have to put to the LOCATION that has to be the same as the database source of data. And.... which is this name in Navision? I tried with different options (Navision DSN of the ODBC Driver which I thought was the correct one, name of the database file (weird!), and several more, but none of them worked. Navision is an ERP with a own database not a database like Oracle. So the question is: does anybody know what name do I have to name the LOCATION so the deployment goes fine? (I make suitable connections between Oracle and SQL Server. In that case, I name the LOCATION the same as the "database" in SQL Server and that worked fine. Now, the problem is that I don't have that "concept" of "database" here in Navision) Thank you very much, Hipo |