Just one question that arose was do I or I do not need to specifies the tablespace when importing? On Tue, Dec 7, 2010 at 5:51 PM, Guilherme Raymo Longo < grlongo.ireland@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Ok mates, > > end of the day and the DBA just called to tell me the good news. > The erros was in the command I was issuing to import the db > > I was issuing: > imp system/oracle@tcp file=f:\bkp.dmp log=f:\bkp_imp.log fromuser=tcp > touser=tcp tablespaces=dados > > IMP SYSTEM/ORACLE FILE=f:\BKP.DMP FROMUSER=TCP TOUSER=TCP > LOG=f:\BKP_IMPORT.LOG BUFFER=100000 > > The only thing I had to remove was the tablespaces parameter. I found it > strange since I used to import with this command. > > Well, problem solved! > > On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 10:14 PM, Guilherme Raymo Longo < > grlongo.ireland@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> Hi mates, >> >> I am having a hard time with something that should be simple task. >> It's a error with the imp tool >> >> I have the following cenario: >> >> Source -> windows 2000 server / Oracle 9i / Client 9i >> Destination -> Windows 2008 server / Oracle 11g / Cliente 11g >> >> The error is the following: >> >> http://yfrog.com/75oraclep >> >> I thought i should export with a newer client so I tried with the 10g >> client as well but at this time even the export had the same behavior and >> thrown the error. >> I can do nothing anymore since I had to send the computer to a DBA to fix >> the problem, but it is killing me that a had no time to try it myself. >> >> Do you guys could you please gimme a hint why oracle is complaining?? >> >> Regards. >> > >