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Re: Novell to Win2k

From: Bill Van Dyk <trash_at_christian-horizons.org>
Date: Wed, 12 May 2004 14:27:46 -0400
Message-ID: <40A26CA2.7050000@christian-horizons.org>


Problem is-- the Oracle 7.3.4 is running on Novell 4.11 on IPX! I can TNSping to both of the two instances we have running. They are called
orcl
devl

The files I want are on devl. When I run EXP on the Novell server ("load exp"), it appears to default into the orcl instance. And it will export the tables in there. I need it to default, or be directed to the "devl". I have tried numerous variations of

load exp userid=system/password_at_devl

But I get

    Error 12154
    TNS could not resolve service name

So my question: how can I get EXP to point to the correct Oracle Instance (DEVL)

Incidentally:
I noticed that TNSnames.ora has this line: (ORACLE_HOME = VOL5:ORANW734) in the section for "devl", even though "devl" is actually on VOL8.

The service name in the Listener is "nwserver_devl".

Should I correct the line in TNSnames to refer to vol8, even though it warns me about messing up SQL*Net configuration? Thanks again. Still trying....

Frank van Bortel wrote:

> Bill Van Dyk wrote:
>
>> Okay, sounds good. How do I do this? Another posts suggests:
>>
>>
>> create table t_name as select * from schema.t_name_at_dblink;
>>
>>
>> From where? From SVRMGRL on the Win2k Server? Or using an export
>> utility?
>>
>> In the example above, I believe our schema name is "contact", which
>> is also the owner of the tables. Is "t_name" the name of one table?
>> Thanks.
>>
>
> Could be svrmgrl, but I'd use sql*plus, and log on as the
> (new) user on the Win2K system.
> t_name is indeed the name of the table, so you would
> have to repeat for all tables.
>
> First you would have to setup a database link, meaning
> configuring the Win_at_K side of oracle to recognize your
> Novell 7 instance.
> Once you get it there, I would use export/import; for the
> simple reason it will bring over all objects (views,
> sequences, triggers, contraints, etc) which 'create table'
> does not.
>
Received on Wed May 12 2004 - 13:27:46 CDT

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