Re: EXP-00056: ORACLE error 1403 encountered HELP PLEASE

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On Fri, 02 Apr 2004 17:28:35 GMT, Hans Forbrich <forbrich_at_yahoo.net> wrote:

>Since it happens (for the OP) at the Cluster section, I'd suggest checking
>whether there are any clusters. If not, there is probably not a problem
>(just another example of deteriorating QA tests cases). I hear your
>comment already & agree - it still needs to be verified.
>
>> 2 In my case: 9.2.0.3 database server here and 9.0.1 client
>
>Intrigued by the 9.0.1 client part. Are you saying you are using a 9.0.1
>client for the connection betw. exp and server? Or a 9.0.1 exp client?

Guess a full 9.0.1 client; 2 databases here and Oracle 9ias Infrastructure.
When I fire up sqlplus it shows a 9.0.1 banner IIRC 9.0.1 is desupported, isn't it
>
>Original suggestion still stands - can you do a remote exp from a different
>exp (pref. different OS) and still get the same error?

I can't do that, because the system is not in our network. Can take over the server with Dameware, but that is all there is to it.

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>> 3 The system was installed by Oracle India
>
>a) Not going there!!!

Oracle Netherlands outsourced development to Oracle India, because that was cheaper

>b) Wonder if catalog/catexp ran OK?

Who can tell? There is no documentation whatsoever, and the server was thrown over the fence.
We already now there is McAfee AND Norton Antivirus on the server.
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>> 4 There is nothing in the alert log.
>> 5 There is nothing obvious in the background dump dest
>
>All the more reason to believe this is just a stoopid unsuppressed message.
>
>>
>> I didn't resolve this problem yet, I got too fed up with this
>> installation to continue.
>> I was also facing exp-0079 and exp-0091 and initially didn't even see
>> above error.
>
>Ouch.

Regards

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Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA