How to import tables, index, tablespace, etc. of a DMP.

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• Newbie - how to import the package, procedures, etc.?

  I used the "data export", the computer of the developer, expoty tables, export procedures, export Packages, etc. in a file
  SQL Developer.
  
  In Sql Developer, how to import tables, import procedures, import packages on my computer "REAL LIVE"?
  
  I want to copy the Package, the copy procedure, etc. 'computing Developer' to computer "LIVE REAL DATA?
  
  
  TIA
  Steve42

  If you have access to 2 databases of your sqldev client (and therefore have connections put in place for both of them), just run the export file obtained from the DB dev as a script (F5), using the connection to the production DB (drop-down menu at the top right).

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• How to import with datapump tablespaces and another schema?

  Hi, I need to import with datapump to another schema, data in 'x' tablespace and indexes in the tablespace 'y'

  example:

  My schema: prueba

  I need to import the schema "prueba" but the data must be in the tablespace called "Tb1" and its index should be in the tablespace called "Tb2".

  So, how can I do?

  Any help will be appreciated.

  As the noted the ground, do two imports, exclude to limit import and map objects to the appropriate storage space (to know what tablespace they were however)

  import 1 - exclude = index remap_tablespace = source: tb1

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• How to identify table indexes

  Hi all

  11.2.0.1

  Is it a good idea to create indexes on all columns used in conditions WHERE all QUERIES?

  Thank you

  Petra k.

  Is it a good idea to create indexes on all columns used in conditions WHERE all QUERIES?

  No - you need not index in order to query the data in a table.

  Don't add indexes without specific reason to add them.

  Two reasons/cases of primary use for the addition of an index are:

  1. to support the operations of INSERTION/update and ensure the integrity of the data. For example, to enforce a primary key or a unique constraint. This prevents duplicate data never broke IN the table.

  2. to improve the performance of queries. An index can improve the performance of certain queries and know whether or not MAY depend on the predicates used in the WHERE clause. But a clue can also reduce the performance of the other queries.as that John has shown you. In addition an index can degrade the performance of DML operations because EACH index may need to be updated if the data is changed. The indices more you more the decline in performance possible.

  Statistics are just as important as the index. Oracle needs on the table and index statistics to make the right decision on whether to use a particular index. Adding an index without having the appropriate current statistics is a waste of time.

  But back to what I said earlier: add indexes without specific reason to add them. This means that appropriate tests to determine:

  1. what impact has the index on queries you're trying to improve

  2. what impact index has on other requests - as mentioned previously it could be NEGATIVE impacts to other queries if Oracle uses your new index for them when it shoudn't.

• How to import table calluses in InDesign by InDesign Script

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• How to import a table with the renamed name

  If I want to import a table from a DMP on UNIX to my user where I already have a new version, but I don't want to give up this new version, because I only move files from one to the other, is an import option for importing the table with another name? I want to say I want to import it on the same user, where there is already the MYTABLE table, an older version of MYTABLE by impoting with the new name MYTABLE_OLD, if eventually I can update MYTABLE with some of the old files of the old version MYTABLE_OLD. Is this possible?

  You can't do it directly.

  You can import the Table into a different schema, and then rename the table.

  export and import in the required schema.

  Import DataPump: How to import Table data in a Table that has different name? [342314.1 ID]

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• alise of import table?

  You can tell me how to import tables of alise in essbase?

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  Navigate to the directory that contains the Alias of Table you want to import and select it, click OK.

  Asked you two options. If you want to do this by default the table alias, select Yes to overwrite. If you want to save it under a new name of table aliases, select No and give it a new name.

• How to import the access table to XE

  Hi all
  I'm a newbie in the XE. I kinda dababase in access. I would like to import this table to XE. There are about 200-300 rows and 7 columns, it is possible to import this table? If Yes, how can I do this? more I'll add a few columns durong or after importation.
  
  Thank you and best regards,
  Rustam
  
  Published by: user10897725 on March 9, 2010 13:51

  Hello. I'm still a beginner and still regularly to seek help from the experts.
  But I do not have an alternative to the import and export Access tables with Oracle 10 G Ex.
  PS - I am running Windows XP.

  It is set up as an ODBC source Oracle.

  The notice must be in 2 parts.

  REM - start the Oracle database

  1 - set up the ODBC connection.

  2 export Access table in Oracle and import an Oracle table in Access.

  1 - setting up the ODBC:

  Open:

  Control Panel
  Administration tools
  Data sources (ODBC)

  You will see then 7 tabs.
  I used the first "User DSN" tab

  In this tab, click 'Add '.

  In the drop-down list, select "Oracle XE', which is at the bottom of the list. Click on "Finish".

  You will then go into the Configuration of the ODBC Oracle driver.

  You will be asked for a "Data Source name".
  Type in what whether, for example G ex as long as you don't forget what you call the 'Data Source'.
  The name of G EX later appears when you start using the ODBC connection.

  Description is optional.

  The TNS service name is a drop-down list. Select XE

  User ID. Enter the user name of the Oracle user to establish the connection.
  Don't forget that the user must have been granted connect and privileges of the resource.

  Next step is to "test connection".

  You should get a box that says "successful" etc...

  There are other tabs and drop down menus at the bottom of Oracle configuration. Pilot, but leave these as default and can be changed at a later date.

  You should see your newly created ODBC 'G EX' connection on the user DSN tab.

  Close the Admin Tools screen and Control Panel.

  2. move the table Access.

  You can use ODBC to Access tables to export in Oracle and Oracle Import tables in Access.

  The two will be in Access by using the tables import/link or export.

  Imports and exports follow the same path.

  For example. Export Access table to Oracle.

  In Access go to the display of tables and right-click on the table that you want to export.

  Select export and enregistrer save as Type, select ODBC databases in the drop-down list. (bottom)

  Click Ok.

  You will then get a screen "Select data Source".

  Choose the tab 'Data Source Machine', and you should see your named data source. (EX G)

  Select it and click OK.

  The service name must say XE

  Enter the Oracle user name and the password of the user with connect and resources.

  It should then be exported.
  Reverse the import process.

  Tips for Access tables.

  Oracle likes the names of tables and fields in capital letters. He doesn't like spaces in domain names.
  You may need to export the tables to one another access empty db to rename the table and or fields before exporting to Oracle.

  I hope this helps...

• How can I import tables to a different schema in the relational model existing... to add these tables in the existing model? PLSS help

  How can I import tables from a different schema in the relational model... to add these tables in the existing relational/logic model? PLSS help

  Notes; I already have a schema ready relational/logic model... and I need to add more tables to this relational/logic model

  can I import the same way like I did before?

  But even if I do the same how can I add it in the template? as the logic model has been designed...

  Help, please...

  Thank you

  To view the diagram of logic model in Bachman notation, you right-click on a blank area of the diagram and select the rating > Bachman Notation.

  David

• How to disable the index to the rows of the table updated

  Hello world

  I have a problem on a table with Oracle11g.

  I would update a table a lines opposite two in a table. This table has an index, and during the inversion, the index is duplicated.

  So, I turn off the index and then rebuild all indexes like this: How to disable the index in oracle

  However, I can't update a table when my index finger is rolled unusable.

  I create my table:

  CREATE  TABLE MY_TABLE(
    ID                         NUMBER(5) NOT NULL,
    TYPE                        NUMBER(1) NOT NULL,
    PRIO                       NUMBER(4) NOT NULL,
    CONSTRAINT PK_MY_TABLE
      PRIMARY KEY (ID, TYPE )
  );
  
  CREATE INDEX  PRIO_UK
      ON MY_TABLE(TYPE, PRIO);
  
  
  
  

  Then I selected all the elements and the results is:

  ID	Type	Prio
  1	1	10
  2	1	11

  Then, I tried to update this list with this script:

  UPDATE MY_TABLE set PRIO = 11 WHERE ID = 1 AND TYPE = 1;
  UPDATE MY_TABLE set PRIO = 10 WHERE ID = 2 AND TYPE = 1;
  
  
  
  

  I have an error on the first line, because the subscript for type 1 and 11 priority already exist.

  You have another solution to solve my problem?

  I thank you very much.

  Do not disable your index. Just perform your update with a single blow. Like this

  SQL> select *
    2    from my_table;
  
          ID       TYPE       PRIO
  ---------- ---------- ----------
           1          1         10
           2          1         11
  
  SQL> update my_table
    2     set prio = case when id = 1 and type = 1 then 11
    3                     when id = 2 and type = 1 then 10
    4                end
    5   where (id = 1 and type = 1)
    6      or (id = 2 and type = 1);
  
  2 rows updated.
  
  SQL> select *
    2    from my_table;
  
          ID       TYPE       PRIO
  ---------- ---------- ----------
           1          1         11
           2          1         10
  
  SQL>
  

• How to import a table from a drop down list?

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  Here is a very simplistic example. Please research each tag in the documentation to see how they can be used:

  ArrayNew (1) >

  #OptionItem #.

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  See you soon

  Eddie

• How to import a legacy in the tables of the apex data

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  Please tell me how to import data inherited in tables of the apex.

  Thank you and best regards,

  Rambeau

  SQL workshop Utilities Data workshop...

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  Note: the table name and the column name should be equal if the already existing table table.

• OLIVIER, how to import a field in a particular table from the warehouse of dat

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  I'm trying to import a particular column in a table in the data warehouse to the RPD. where this column came from the etl mapping.
  In fact, I know how to import a table or a particular column in the RPD in a stand alone RPD. SO I just what to know it is the same process in out of box RPD or is it different?
  
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  Published by: 990266 on March 4, 2013 08:50

  The same process.
  The method below would be easy to import.

  Expand the specific table in the physical layer, select any column duplicate and rename to actual or new column column and set the data type, save it.

  If brand aid

• How to import the table alias in the planning

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  Create a new table alias in the planning, and then to use HAL to charge members of the alias.

  See you soon

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  http://John-Goodwin.blogspot.com/

• How to import the selected tables from MySQL to Oracle

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  How can I import tables from MySQL to Oracle? I have more than 180 tables in my DB (MySQL), but I copy only 12 of them to ORACLE... rigth now I do it manually, using SQL Developer (rigth clicking on the picture icon and copy to Oracle) but now I need to do this automatically every 4 hours...
  
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