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- From: kpalm@athena.qualcomm.com (Kent Palm)
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- Subject: Re: Import into a new table space is BROKEN!
- Message-ID: <kpalm.716575211@athena>
- Date: 15 Sep 92 16:40:11 GMT
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- I've wrestled with this one before, too. After a while, I had success.
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- Not that this matters, but before I created my original export for
- migration, I revoked global resource and all specific resource
- privileges for that user. This was a precaution in case import carried over
- any grants from the export (e.g., GRANT RESOURCE).
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- Before importing, I did the following: 1) Altered user's default tablespace
- to point to the one I wanted to import into, 2) Granted resource on that
- tablespace for that user, 3) revoked resource on all other tablespaces
- from that user, 4) revoked global resource from that user.
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- I believe an interactive import always tried to put it in the wrong tablespace.
- It wasn't until I used the command line version that I experienced success.
- It may have been the FROMUSER or TOUSER qualifiers that did the trick
- (i.e., got the tables into the right tablespace). See if that works.
-