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Old January 16th, 2004, 07:46 AM
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importing an oracle dump to a new oracle db...
we have worked on an oracle db and now want to migrate it to the clients server...

the problem is that not all data is imported followed by several warning & error messages..

our side...

exp system@db1 file=c:\expdat.dmp log=c:\exp.log full=y buffer=10000000

client side...

imp system@db2 file=c:\expdat.dmp log=c:\exp.log full=y ignore=y buffer=10000000

...so we're stuck here, the only problem being that not all data is imported.

any insight appreciated..thanks in advance.
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Old January 16th, 2004, 07:48 AM
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It would be better to show us the error messages.
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Old January 16th, 2004, 07:51 AM
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cannot find out exact error or warning mess's right now, but "constrain conflicts" is what i remember...
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found the errors...

when oracle tries to replace an object that already exists...it all goes haywire


IMP-00015:
IMP-00017:
IMP-00003:

Oracle error:
439
1659
942
2430
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You will need to drop the object if it already exists and you want to overwrite it.
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