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Gollum <gollum_nospam_at_worldonline.dk> wrote in message
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> You have probably done the export with compress=y (which is the default).
> This will create one large initial extent for each segment (ie. all
extents
> are compressed into one large initial extent). The reason you see the
error
> is that one extent cannot be divided across multiple datafiles.
>
> There are three solutions (that I can think of right now):
>
> 1) create larger datafiles (large enough to hold the initial extents) -
4Gb
> is the max on NT as far as I remember.
>
> 2) run the export again, this time explicitely specifying "compress=n" on
> the exp80 command line
>
> 3) create all tables and indexes with the preferred storage clauses (use
> indexfile option on import to get DDL's for all tables and indexes) and
then
> import with "ignore=y".
>
>
> Obviously (1) is the easiest way, (2) is second-best and should be used if
> one of the initial extents are larger than 4Gb, but if you do not have
> access to the database that were exported then (3) might be the only way.
A
> combination of (1) and (3) could also be used if you only have a few
> segments with very large initial extents.
>
> HTH,
> Gollum
>
>
> "Peter Laursen" <ptl_at_edbgruppen.dk> wrote in message
> news:97l2vp$nnu$1_at_news.inet.tele.dk...
> > Hi,
> >
> > System: Oracle 8.0.5.2.1/ NT 4.0
> > I have an export file done as user sys with full=y and all other
parameters
> > default, ie compress=y conventional path.
> > I need to import this into to an empty database with precreated
tablespaces.
> > The import must create the users and system data like roles and
synonyms.
> > The easiest way was to do imp as system with full=y, but I run into
> > ora-1658 cannot create initial extent for ... the initial extents given
in
> > the imp file are to big to fit in the 1G datafiles.
> >
> > What is the best and most efficient way to import from the given
exportfile?
> >
> > TIA
> > Peter Laursen
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
Received on Sat Mar 03 2001 - 19:56:10 CST