Importing a 190 column table definition: How?

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Importing a 190 column table definition: How?

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How do I do it? Orchestrate Schema Definition is not working. When I click on the final Import button, it goes to hourglass and does nothing.
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Wait.
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Right, nothing magical about have 190 columns.
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It goes to hourglass and after a few seconds, the hourglass disappears. I waited for over 10 minutes but no import happens.
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Maybe there is some popup waiting for your response.

Something like 'Table already imported. Do you want to overwrite ?'
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I thought so too. I did a Repository/Refresh and obviously the table wasn't there so I tried again. Same thing. This is probably a Datastage bug.

Has anybody done 190 column imports using Orchestrate before?
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We have a table with 270 columns and there were no problem to import using Orchestrate. For information, it is using Oracle. Maybe limits depends Oci.
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