RE:Annoying full export full import
- From: jo_holvoet@xxxxxxxx
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- Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2004 10:09:30 +0200
Isn't it due to the underlying tnsnames file being incomplete and not due
to the db links themselves not being there ? Ran into the exact same thing
myself recently during an exp/imp upgrade from 8.0.5 (!) to 9.2.0.4
(management wanted to use the exp/imp route to have a fallback scenario,
i.e. revert back to the 8.0.5 in case of disasters).
mvg/regards
Jo
Paula_Stankus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Subject: RE:Annoying full export full import
Doing a full export from 8.0.6 to import of 9.2.0.4 you would think that =
dependencies would be handled correctly.
I found out however that views were created (not even showing up with a =
definition and an invalid status) due to database links not being there. =
However, the import did do database links at some point. I am running =
the import a second time with rows=3Dno hoping to save myself some time.
I thought all permissions are granted/handled through full =
export/import. However, a number of permissions to sys. objects were =
not. That must be because I ran the full export/import as system - =
right? If I had run it under "sys" then that wouldn't have happened =
because the permissions would be there? =20
Any suggestions for a cleaner full export/import between 8.0.6 and =
9.2.0.4?
Thanks,
Paula
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