Re: Exporting problem

John;

[Quoted] (Note: I've said alert-log didn't I? I ment the creation-db-log...thought of the one wrote the other)
[Quoted] It's normally not done to rerun these scripts again, there are some possible [Quoted] reprecussions. Suppose a script does the following; dropping an table belonging to user x (Normal procedure while creating objects) and creates it, and than in script 2 drops the creating any table clause of user x. Rerunning script 1 again would cause an error telling user x can't create any tables. Since catproc calls quit a huge number of scripts it's impossible to oversee it's impact. Consider an full -export under sys. Since the export wouldn't take any sys and system objects, you wouldn't run [Quoted] into any problems. (If you tried to export the user sys: thats also not done) Recreating the database will cost you much less time.

Hans

"J. Harris" <John.Harris_at_nurs.utah.edu> wrote in message news:a7dok8$q2u$1_at_coward.ks.cc.utah.edu...
> What kind of repercussions are there for re-running those scripts?
>
> Thanks,
>
> John
Received on Fri Mar 22 2002 - 10:44:15 CET