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ulsenheimerg_at_web.de (Gunter Ulsenheimer) writes:
> Hi Niall,
>
> many thanks to your posting! In fact the Oracle-DB datafiles are
> useless - that's what I have understood now. And a DB-dump is
> independent from any OS. OK, now I fortunately have found a dump-file
> on the alpha-server called <project-name>.dmp.Z that I copied to my PC
> and uncompressed with Winzip. The result was an about four times
> bigger file called <project-name>.dmp . Then I read the documentation
> to find out the further steps to be done. At first I started sqlplus
> and logged in as user 'internal' and executed the script catalog.sql.
> After few minutes it finished without an error message - well done!
> Then I started the tool 'data manager' (like before I also logged in
> as user 'internal') to execute the import command. The import wizard
> guided me through the preparation and finally I began to start the
> import. BUT ... the import routine aborted after a short time. I
> didn't write down the error message, but it is something like, that I
> use a wrong/invalid username resp. password. I am not authorized to
> perform an import - but who is allowed? Probably I haven't read the
> documentation carefully! ;-) Unfortunenately I hadn't any time
> yesterday late at night!! You must know, that I am not so experienced
> with DB-administration. I even would say, that I am beginner. So I
> would like to ask you again, because you certainly know the answer
> already. Hopefully I don't make you too busy with my question!! Thank
> you in advance!! :)
It sounds that you need the option FROMUSER= and TOUSER=. You will find the documentation on tahiti.oracle.com.
Harald Received on Thu Nov 06 2003 - 12:26:22 CST
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