Re: Help on partition managing

Hi Joe,

Not sure what your problem is ?

If you export a partitioned table, the export file *will* (or perhaps should in your case) contain the definition of the partitioned table. Are you sure you are using the 8.1.7 version of EXP to perform the export ?

I must say the fact you vi the export file kinda sends a shiver up my spine. You should *never* edit this file (or you will suffer the consequences my boy as my old headmaster used to say). May I suggest either an import with show=y or an import with indexfile=filename to see exactly what is defined for this table of yours. I say again, don't play around with the actual export file.

Good Luck

Richard
"Joe Bayer" <u705413818_at_spawnkill.ip-mobilphone.net> wrote in message news:l.1027098326.1057342529@[64.94.198.252]...
> Hi, we are using oracle 8172
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> I used to use export with rows=n to get the dump file, and vi the dump
> file, after delete the first few lines, we can get the table re-create
> script.
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> But if the table is partitioned, when I open the dump file with vi, I
> can not see any table re-create script even if I deleted all the lines,
> is there any way I can get the ddl of a table?
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> When we user create table bla as select * from table A, what I got is
> unpartitioned tables, is there any convinent way to create a copy of a
> partitioned, sub-partitioned table?
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> Thanks for your help
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