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• Data Pump: export/import tables in different schemas

  Hi all

  I use Oracle 11.2 and I would like to use the data pump to export / import data into the tables between the different schemas. The table already exists in the source and target schemas. Here are the commands that I use:

  
  Script working export:

  expdp scott/tiger@db12 schema = source include = TABLE:------"IN (\'TB_TEST1 ', \'TB_ABC')\ 'directory = datapump_dir dumpfile = test.dump logfile = test_exp.log

  Script to import all the desks:

  Impdp scott/tiger@db12 remap_schemas = rΘpertoire source: target = datapump_dir dumpfile = test.dump logfile = test_imp.log content = data_only table_exists_action = truncate

  Script error for some tables to import:

  Impdp scott/tiger@db12 remap_schemas = source: target include = TABLE:------"IN (\'TB_TEST1')\' directory = datapump_dir dumpfile = test.dump logfile = test_imp.log content = data_only

  Export is good, I got the folling error when I try to import the table TB_TEST1 only: "ORA-31655: no metadata data_or objectsz selected for employment. The user scott is a DBA role, and it works fine when I try to import all tables being export without the include clause.

  It is possble to import some tables but not all tables in the export file?

  Thanks for the help!

  942572 wrote:

  It's good to import all tables exported through Scott, who do NOT have the clause 'include '.

  I have the error only when I try to import some tables with clause "include".

  Can I import only some table since the export dump file? Thank you!

  you use INCLUDE incorrectly!

  do below yourself

  Impdp help = yes

  INCLUDE

  Include the specific object types.

  For example, INCLUDE TABLE_DATA =.

• Differences between Data Pump and always by inheritance, import and export

  Hi all

  I work as a junior in my organization dba and I saw that my organization still uses legacy import and export utility instead of Oracle Data Pump.

  I want to convence my manager to change the existing deal with Oracle Data Pump, I have a meeting with them to keep my points and convence them for Oracle utility pump data.

  I have a week very convencing power but I won't miss to discover myself, I can't work myself and really a need with differences of strength against import and export, it would be really appreciated if someone can put strong points against Oracle Data pump on legacy import and export.

  Thank you

  Cabbage

  Hello

  a other people have already said the main advantage of datapump is performance - it is not just a little more fast exp/imp it is massively faster (especially when combined with parallel).

  It is also more flexible (once much more) - it will even create users with exports level schema which imp can't do for you (and it is very annoying that he could never).

  It is reusable

  It has an api plsql

  It supports all types of objects and new features (exp is not - and that alone is probably reason to spend)

  There even a 'legacy' at 11.2 mode where most of your old exp parameter file will still work with him - just change exp expdp and impdp print.

  The main obstacle to the transition to datapump seems to be all "what do you mean I have to create a directory so that it works", well who and where is my dumpfile why can't it be on my local machine. These are minor things to go well beyond.

  I suggest do you some sort of demo with real data of one of your large databases - do a full exp and a full expdp with parallel and show them the runtimes for them to compare...

  See you soon,.

  Rich

• Data pump and the users and developers of Apex_Admin

  Hello
  
  I use Data Pump to save the schema that I use. It works very well. Now I would like to use Data Pump export and import the users listed in the application of Apex_Admin under workspaces manage / managing the Deverlopers and users.
  Where are stored the users? How to build the EXPDP / statements IMPDP.
  
  Thanks for your help.

  Hello

  Schema APEX_xxxxxx or FLOWS_xxxxxx are stored users APEX is where all your application metadata and workspace. The scheme name depends on your version of the APEX.
  Maybe you're using APEXExport. Check out this blog of Johns.
  http://Jes.blogs.shellprompt.NET/2006/12/12/backing-up-your-applications/

  Kind regards
  Jari

  http://dbswh.webhop.NET/dbswh/f?p=blog:Home:0

• Follow the progress of the import of the data pump network?

  I'm on Oracle 10.2.0.4 (SunOS) and execution of an import of network data pump from a list of tables in a schema.
  
  I see that the following views are available to track the data pump tasks:
  
  DBA_DATAPUMP_JOBS - a list and the status of the data pump jobs running
  DBA_DATAPUMP_SESSIONS - list of user sessions attached to each data pump task (which may be attached to the session of v$)
  DBA_RESUMABLE - See labor being imported and its status
  V$ SESSION_LONGOPS - can see the total size of imports and the elapsed time for work of pump data if they run long enough
  
  What other options are available for the increase in imports of network monitoring?
  Also, is it possible to see at which table is being processed for a network of several tables import?

  That would have helped. :^)

  When you run a job, if you do not specify a task name, then it will generate one for you. In your case, I don't see a name of the specified job, it seems that one would be generated. The generated name looks like:

  SYS_IMPORT_FULL_01 if a plenty to do
  SYS_IMPORT_SCHEMA_01 if make a diagram
  SYS_IMPORT_TABLE_01 if a table
  SYS_IMPROT_TRANSPORTABLE_01 if you are using the transportable tablespace.

  01 is the first array to create. If there is a second job while this job is currently running, it will be 02. The number can also be moved if the job fails, and is not cleaned. In your case, you make a table, so the default task name would be something like:

  SYS_IMPORT_TABLE_01 and lets say you ran this with the diagram of the SYSTEM.

  In this case, you can run this command:

  Impdp system/password attach = system.sys_import_table_01

  This will bring you to the datapump prompt, where you can type in the location or status 10, etc..

  Dean

• Data Pump Export/Import

  Hello Forum,

  I have a question regarding imports and exports of data pump, perhaps what I should already know.

  I need to empty a table that has about 200 million lines, that I need to get rid of about three quarters of data.

  My intention is to use the data pump to export the table and and indexes and constraints etc..

  The table has no relationship to any other table, it is composed of approximately 8 columns with constraints not null.

  My plan is

  1 truncate table

  2. disable or remove index

  3 leave the constraints in place?

  4. use data pump to import a lines to keep.

  My question

  will be my clues and imported too much constraints I want to import only a subset of my exported table?

  or

  If I dropped the table after truncation, I'll be able to import my table and indexes, even if I use the sub as part of my statement to import query functionality?

  My table using the query sub in data pump functionality must exist in the database before doing the import

  or handful of data pump import as usual IE will create table indices grants and statistics etc.?

  Thank you for your comments.

  Concerning

  Your approach is ineffective.

  What you need to do is to

  create the table in select foo * bar where the

  bar of truncate table;

  Insert / * + APPEND * / into select bar * foo.

  Rebuild the indexes on the table.

  Fact.

  This whole thing with expdp and impdp is only a waste of resources. My approach generates redo a minimum.

  ----------

  Sybrand Bakker

  Senior Oracle DBA

• import schema data using oracle data pump

  Hi all

  I want to import a schema on a single server using IMPDP. But on this server, the user does not exists.is it is possible to import all the objects that break including the creation of the schema. In exp/imp, it may be possible. But in data pump I can't do the same. Its giving error that the user does not exist. For your reference, I'll give you the code below the import.

  Impdp system directory = DIR_DUMP logfile = expdp_tsadmin_tcgadmin_11182013_2_2.log

  dumpfile = expdp_tsadmin_tcgadmin_11182013_2.dmp PATTERNS = TS_ADMIN version = 10.1.0.2.0

  Pls help and thanks in advance.

  Thank you

  Piku

  Hello

  All errors are due to the fact that the tablespace that ts_data does not exist, everything else is hit because of this.

  create tablespace ts_data datafile 'xxxxxx' size xM;

  then try again

  See you soon,.

  Harry

• Error data pump import

  Hi all
  
  I get errors below when you try to use the data pump import a table into the dump of the file (of a pre-production database) in a different database (prod_db) even version. I used the expdp to generate the dump file.
  
  Gettings errors-
  ORA-39083
  ORA-00959
  ORA-39112
  
  Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you
  
  
  Import: Release 10.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production
  
  Copyright (c) 2003, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
  ;;;
  Connected to: Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production
  With partitioning, OLAP and Data Mining options
  Main table 'SYSTEM '. "' SYS_IMPORT_TABLE_01 ' properly load/unloaded
  Start "SYSTEM". "" SYS_IMPORT_TABLE_01 ": System / * DIRECTORY = DATA_PUMP_DIR DUMPFILE = EXP_Mxxxx_1203.DMP LOGFILE = Mxxxx_CLAIMS. LOG TABLES = CLAIMS
  Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/TABLE processing
  ORA-39083: object of type THAT TABLE could not create with the error:
  ORA-00959: tablespace "OXFORD_DATA_01" does not exist
  Because sql is:
  CREATE TABLE 'xxx '. "" CLAIMS "("CLAIM_NUM"VARCHAR2 (25) NOT NULL ACTIVATE, ACTIVATE THE"LINE_NUM"NUMBER (3.0) NOT NULL, 'PAID_FLAG' CHAR (1), CHAR (1) 'ADJ_FLAG', 'CLAIM_TYPE' VARCHAR2 (20), 'MEM_ID' VARCHAR2 (20), VARCHAR2 (20) 'MEM_SUF', DATE 'MEM_BEG_DATE', 'MEM_REL' CHAR (2), 'MEM_NAME' VARCHAR2 (40), DATE 'MEM_DOB', 'MEM_SEX' CHAR (1),"REC_DATE"DATE, DATE OF THE"PAID_DATE") 'FROM_DATE' DATE "
  Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/TABLE_DATA
  Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/INDEX
  ORA-39112: type of dependent object INDEX: 'xxx '. «CLAIMS_IDX1 ' ignored, base object type TABLE: 'Xxx'.» "" Creation of CLAIMS ' failed
  ORA-39112: type of dependent object INDEX: 'xxx '. «CLAIMS_PK ' ignored, base object type TABLE: 'Xxx'.» "" Creation of CLAIMS ' failed
  Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/STATISTICS/INDEX_STATISTICS of treatment
  ORA-39112: dependent object type skipped INDEX_STATISTICS, object-based INDEX type: 'xxx '. "' CLAIMS_IDX1 ' failed to create
  ORA-39112: dependent object type skipped INDEX_STATISTICS, object-based INDEX type: 'xxx '. "" Creation of CLAIMS_PK ' failed
  Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/STATISTICS/TABLE_STATISTICS treatment
  ORA-39112: dependent object type skipped TABLE_STATISTICS, object-based ARRAY type: "xxx". "" Creation of CLAIMS ' failed
  Work 'SYSTEM '. "" SYS_IMPORT_TABLE_01 "completed with error (s) from 6 to 13:49:33
  
  
  Impdp name username/password DIRECTORY = DATA_PUMP_DIR DUMPFILE = EXP_Mxxxx_1203.DMP LOGFILE is Mxxxx_CLAIMS. LOG TABLES = CLAIMS

  Before you create the tablespace or use clause REMAP_TABLESPACE for the import.

• 10g to 11 GR 2 upgrade using Data Pump Import

  Hello
  
  I intend to move a database 10g a windows server to another. However, there is also a requirement to upgrade this database to GR 11, 2. That's why I was going to combine the 2 in one movement.
  
  1. take an export of complete data to source 10 g data pump
  2. create a new database empty 11 g on the target environment
  3 import the dump file into the target database
  
  However, I have a couple of queries running in my mind about this approach-
  
  Q1. What happens with the SYSTEM and SYS SYSTEM and SYSAUX objects when importing? Given that I have in fact already created a new dictionary on the empty target database - import SYS or SYSTEM will simply produce errror messages that should be ignored?
  
  Q2. should I use EXCLUDE on SYS and SYSTEM (is it EXCLUDE better export or import side)?
  
  Q3. What happens if there are things like scheduled tasks, etc. on the source system - since these would be stored in the property SYSTEM tables, how I would bring them across to the target 11 g database?
  
  Thank you
  Jim

  This approach is included in the Upgrade Guide 11 GR 2 - http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e23633/expimp.htm

  PL, ensure that you use SYSDBA privileges to run commands expdp and impdp. See here the first sections of "Note".

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14215/dp_export.htm#sthref57
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e22490/dp_import.htm#i1012504

  As mentioned, sown schemas (for example SYS etc.) are not exported. See http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14215/dp_export.htm#i1006790

  HTH
  Srini

• Data pump import only indexes

  Hello I dumpfile having 100 million documents. I was loading to another server using data pump import utility. It loads the table of data in half an hour or less but it take 7hr when importing indexes. Finally I have to kill jobs and to reveal the index Btree alone was created successfully on all the table any failure of plan B to create now I have the dump file which have all data and metadata. is it possible in utility Datapump to import only the missing indexes or import all indexes only no table and other things? If I use the Include command simply index? Please suggest me a solution

  Oracle Studnet wrote:
  Right, but there is only one way to solve the problem I want to do? can I extract only the index of the dump file and import them rather table and other objects

  Impdp HR/hr dumpfile = directory = data_pump_dir hrdp.dmp include = index content = metadata_only

• UDI-00005 citing Import Data Pump

  Hello
  
  I am working on AIX 6.1 with Oracle 10 g Database (10.2.0.4). I am facing a strange error, just today.
  
  Whenever I try to start the Import Data Pump utility I get an error as shown below;
  
  
  [email protected]: / xxx/dbbackup/export > impdp
  
  Import: Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64 bit Production Wednesday, April 20, 2011 04:06:33
  
  Copyright (c) 2003, 2007, Oracle.  All rights reserved.
  
  User name:
  UDI-00005: unexpected end of file encountered when reading.
  
  Please advice.
  
  Thank you.

  Hello

  This error means that an end of file has been found.

  You can use a settings file to store all the necessary parameters and call straigthly with the following statement:

  impdp / PARFILE=
  

  With this method, I've never had IDU-00005 error message.

  Hope this helps.
  Best regards
  Jean Valentine

• Data pump full export/Full Import - lack of subsidies sys

  I finished the complete database and then full import export in the new database. With the help of Data pump. Everything worked except some users lack of subsidies sys objects in the new database.
  
  For example, in the original database where I took full export UserX had this grant:
  GRANT SELECT ON SYS. DBA_DATA_FILES UserX, but the same user in the new database does not grant.
  
  Is this expected or a bug like this? I would be grateful if someone who had the same problem to share with me.
  
  Oracle Version: 10.2.4
  
  Thank you.

  Please, read the restriction of the following:
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14215/dp_export.htm#sthref126
  "+ Grants on belonged to the SYS schema objects are never exported. + »

  Nicolas.

• Data pump import

  I cannot using the data pump import tool. I work with Oracle 10.2.4.0 on Windows Server 2008. I am trying to import a large amount of data (several patterns, thousands of paintings, hundreds of GB of data) of the same version of Oracle on Linux. Since there is so much data and will be if long to import, I try to make sure that I can make it work for a table or a diagram before I try. So I will try to import the TEST_USER. Table 1 table using the following command:
  
  Dumpfile = logfile = big_file_import.log big_file.dmp Impdp.exe tables = test_user.table1 remap_datafile=\'/oradata1/data1.dbf\':\'D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata\orcl\data1.dbf\'
  
  I provide sys as sysdba to connect when he asks (not sure how you get this info in the original order). However, I get the following error:
  
  the "TEST_USER" user does not exist
  
  My understanding is that the data pump utility would create all the necessary patterns for me. Is it not the case? The target database is a new facility for the source schemas do not exist here.
  
  Even if I create the schema of test_user by hand, then I get an error message indicating that the tablespace does not exist:
  
  ORA-00959: tablespace "TS_1" does not exist
  
  Then even to do it, I don't want to have to do first, does not work. Then he gives me something about how the user has no privileges on tablespace.
  
  The data pump utility is not supposed to do that sort of thing automatic? What I really need to create all schemas and storage by hand? That will take a long time. I'm doing something wrong here?
  
  Thank you
  Dave

  tables = test_user.table1

  The "TABLES" mode does NOT create database accounts.

  The FULL mode creates space storage and database accounts before importing the data.

  PATTERNS mode creates the database accounts before importing data - but expect Tablespaces to exist before so that tables and indexes can be created in the correct storage spaces.

  Hemant K Collette
  http://hemantoracledba.blogspot.com

• "Resume" a Data Pump import Execution failure

  First of all, here is a "failure" Data Pump Import I want to "resume":
  

  ] $ impdp directory dumpfile=mySchema%U.dmp "" / as sysdba "" = DATA_PUMP_DIR logfile = Import.log patterns parallel = MYSCHEMA = 2
  
  Import: Release 10.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production Tuesday, February 16, 2010 14:35:15
  
  Copyright (c) 2003, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
  
  Connected to: Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production
  With the options of Real Application Clusters, partitioning, OLAP and Data Mining
  Table main 'SYS '. "' SYS_IMPORT_SCHEMA_01 ' properly load/unloaded
  Departure 'SYS '. "' SYS_IMPORT_SCHEMA_01 ': ' / * AS SYSDBA"dumpfile=mySchema%U.dmp directory = DATA_PUMP_DIR logfile = Import.log patterns parallel = MYSCHEMA = 2
  Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/PRE_SCHEMA/PROCACT_SCHEMA
  Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/SYNONYM/SYNONYM of treatment
  Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TYPE/TYPE_SPEC of treatment
  Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/SEQUENCE/SEQUENCE of treatment
  Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/SEQUENCE/EXCHANGE/OWNER_GRANT/OBJECT_GRANT
  Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/TABLE processing
  Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/TABLE_DATA
  . . imported "MYSCHE"...
  ...
  ... 0 KB 0 rows
  Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/SCHOLARSHIP/OWNER_GRANT/OBJECT_GRANT
  Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/INDEX
  ORA-39126: worker unexpected fatal worker error of $ MAIN. LOAD_METADATA [INDEX: "MONSCHEMA".] ["" OBJECT_RELATION_I2 "]
  SELECT process_order, flags, xml_clob, NVL (dump_fileid,: 1), NVL (dump_position,: 2), dump_length, dump_allocation, constituent, object_row, object_schema, object_long_name, processing_status, processing_state, base_object_type, base_object_schema, base_object_name, goods, size_estimate, in_progress 'SYS '. "" SYS_IMPORT_SCHEMA_01 "process_order where: 3: 4 AND processing_state <>: 5 AND double = 0 ORDER BY process_order
  ORA-06502: PL/SQL: digital error or value
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." "MAIN$ WORKER", line 12280
  ORA-12801: error reported in the parallel query P001, instance pace2.capitolindemnity.com:bondacc2 Server (2)
  ORA-30032: the suspended order (trade-in) has expired
  ORA-01652: unable to extend segment temp of 128 in tablespace OBJECT_INDX
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." DBMS_SYS_ERROR', line 105
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." "MAIN$ WORKER", line 6272
  -PL/SQL call stack-
  the line object
  serial number of handle
  package body 14916 0x1f9ac8d50 SYS. MAIN$ WORKER
  body 0x1f9ac8d50 6293 package SYS. MAIN$ WORKER
  body 0x1f9ac8d50 3511 package SYS. MAIN$ WORKER
  body 0x1f9ac8d50 6882 package SYS. MAIN$ WORKER
  body 0x1f9ac8d50 1259 package SYS. MAIN$ WORKER
  0x1f8431598 anonymous block 2
  Job 'SYS '. "' SYS_IMPORT_SCHEMA_01 ' stopped because of the fatal 23:05:45
  

  As you can see this work is not without treatment statistics, constraints, etc. from PL/SQL. I want to do is make another impdp command but ignore objects that were imported with success as shown above. Is it possible to do (using the EXCLUDE parameter maybe?) with impdp? If so, what would it be?
  
  Thank you
  
  John

  Why you just restart this work. It ignores everything that has already been imported.

  Impdp "" / as sysdba "" attach = "SYS." "" SYS_IMPORT_SCHEMA_01 ".

  Import > keep

  Dean

• Select table when import using Data Pump API

  Hello
  Sorry for the trivial question, I export the data using Data Pump API, with the mode "TABLE".
  If all the tables will be exported in a .dmp file.
  
  So, my question is how to import a few tables using Data Pump API?, how to set the "TABLES" property as a command line interface?
  can I use procedures DATA_FILTER?, if so how?
  
  Really thanks in advance
  
  Kind regards
  
  Kahlil

  Hello

  You should use the procedure of metadata_filter for the same thing.
  for example:

  dbms_datapump.metadata_filter
              (handle1
               ,'NAME_EXPR'
               ,'IN (''TABLE1'', '"TABLE2'')'
              );
  {code}
  
  Regards
  Anurag