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Re: How do you change a table's tablespace through Import.

From: Jerry Gitomer <jgitomer_at_erols.com>
Date: 2000/04/14
Message-ID: <20000414.4471100@noname.nodomain.nowhere>#1/1

        You can do this in five steps:

  1. Create a DDL file using import with INDEXFILE=Y
  2. Edit the file to reflect your new tablespace assignments
  3. Create the new tablespaces
  4. Create the tables and indexes using the file from step 2
  5. Import the export file with IGNORE=Y
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On 4/13/00, 6:14:24 PM, "ShengThlick" <mrthlick_at_hotmail.com> wrote regarding How do you change a table's tablespace through Import.:

> Hello,
 

> I want to move an existing schema to another database.
> However, I want to use different tablespaces for the existing tables
 rather
> than the original ones.
 

> How do I do this?
 

> Wouldn't an Import attempt to place the tables in the same tablespace

as the
> original database?
 

> I thought I would change the tablespace of the original DBs table, but
 

I
> don't think you can change tablespaces and furthermore, wouldn't the
> existing data still reside on the former tablespace?
 

> Help.
 

> Thank you
Received on Fri Apr 14 2000 - 00:00:00 CDT

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