Problem importing data dictionary 4.0 Production

Similar Questions

• Problem with Import Data Dictionary

  
  Hello

  I try just SQL Data Modeler and am quite impressed with it so far... BUT... I have a problem that I seem not to be able to move.

  I try to import a dictionary of data to an Oracle database. I set up the connection and that seems to work ok and log in as the owner of the schema that I'm interested in reverse engineering. However, when I go through the wizard to the point where I should be able to select the objects to import I see tables or views (NB I login as the owner of these objects - I checked in dba_tables). I can see synonyms, users, roles, and different areas of tables - just no tables or views.

  I noticed that other people have posted similar problems before, but it never seems to be a response posted - apologies if I missed the.

  I would be very grateful for any help, if I can't solve this I fear that we will have to stay with data another tool that is more expensive and does not support the Barker Notation (which I love) modeling.

  Kind regards

  John Quick

  You can try to cheat Data Modeler - create synonym named dba_users and singled out the object that do not exist:

  create the synonym for dba_users dba_users_s;

  It works for me.

  Philippe

• Import data dictionary stored procedures

  It's the rewamp of an old archived thread:

  Re: import of data dictionary

  .. relevant even today with DataModeleter 4.1 (standalone) on Oracle 12 c: I seem not to be able to import any stored procedure / function of the well data dictionary that following the steps (see link) and reaching even to the summary confirming the detection of target objects:

  

  However, at the time of the merger, previews DDL (to import/merge, no generation) says:

  -CREATE THE PROCEDURE	0
  -CREATE FUNCTION	0

  Am I missing a trivial step?

  THX

  Hello

  I think I know what is the cause of the problem.

  There is a bug in version 4.1 where different types of objects (including functions and stored procedures) do not appear in the tree view to compare if the property "include physical properties to compare the feature ' is not defined.

  So the solution is to ensure that this property is set.  It is on the Data Modeler > DOF > DDL/comparison of preferences page.

  This bug in the next version.

  David

• DataModeler 3.0 ai2: crash after the import data dictionary

  Hello
  After you import the model data dictionary db successfully, the following operation to register as normal ".dmd" project, will unfortunately in... with the following exception error: fatal:
  
  Exception in thread "Thread-11" means: PermGen space
  at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredMethods0 (Native Method)
  at java.lang.Class.privateGetDeclaredMethods (unknown Source)
  at java.lang.Class.privateGetPublicMethods (unknown Source)
  at java.lang.Class.privateGetPublicMethods (unknown Source)
  at java.lang.Class.privateGetPublicMethods (unknown Source)
  at java.lang.Class.getMethods (unknown Source)
  at oracle.dbtools.crest.model.metadata.MetaDataManager.addClassDescripti
  (unknown source)
  at oracle.dbtools.crest.model.metadata.MetaDataManager.getClassDescripti
  (unknown source)
  at oracle.dbtools.crest.model.metadata.MetaDataManager.addClassDescripti
  (unknown source)
  at oracle.dbtools.crest.model.metadata.MetaDataManager.getClassDescripti
  (unknown source)
  at oracle.dbtools.crest.model.metadata.MDTransformationManager.createTra
  nsformers (unknown Source)
  at oracle.dbtools.crest.model.metadata.MDTransformationManager.getTransf
  ormersFor (unknown Source)
  at oracle.dbtools.crest.model.metadata.XMLTransformationManager.getXMLCo
  content (unknown Source)
  at oracle.dbtools.crest.model.metadata.XMLTransformationManager.saveObje
  CT (unknown Source)
  at oracle.dbtools.crest.model.metadata.XMLTransformationManager.saveDesi
  GN (unknown Source)
  at oracle.dbtools.crest.model.design.Design.saveAll (unknown Source)
  at oracle.dbtools.crest.swingui.ControllerApplication.saveAll (Unknown So
  extended)
  at oracle.dbtools.crest.swingui.ControllerApplication.saveAsDesign (exercise
  WN Source)
  to oracle.dbtools.crest.swingui.ControllerApplication.access$ 5800 (Unknow
  Source n)
  to oracle.dbtools.crest.swingui.ControllerApplication$ SaveAs$ 1.run (exercise
  WN Source)
  
  How can I solve this problem?
  
  Thanks in advance for your support.
  Antonino

  Antonino thanks.

  Unfortunately I'm unable to reproduce this.
  Is it possible to allow you to test the same import of 32-bit Windows?

  Ivan

• Problem importing data in Oracle 10 G

  I have had every schema s successfully imported in oracle 10G. Then, import the data also. But I can't find any of the imported data, there are still a few tables which is missing data.
  Error:-ORA 1917; problem with table constraints.
  Please suggest... should I have to disable the before importing the data?

  Vijay kr wrote:
  Error:-"the parent key does not exist.
  Due has an idea about this?

  Yes.
  It seems that you import tables parent when there are primary keys (parent keys) for the table/s for which you are trying to activate the key foreign/s.

• How to import data dictionary views

  I want to import all_tab_comments and use it for research in a map.
  Is it possible to do other than creating a view in my schema that makes a ' select * from all_tab_comments "?
  
  11 GR 1 material OWB

  Hello

  There are 2 locations for module; one is the location of metadata in which objects are imported, the other is the location of the data. What you could do, is for your regular module have a different metadata location to capture the ALL_TAB_COMMENTS view for example (even if it's just for the duration of the metadata import), this place would still have the credentials (name and password) as your regular location, but the scheme would be SYS. Then, when you import the views, turn on views and synonyms, ALL_TAB_COMMENTS would be visible and you can select and import.

  See you soon
  David

• Import of data dictionary

  Hello

  I have a problem with the Import of data dictionary.

  1. I have all the tables in the DB schema Oracle 11 (Test - the name of the schema).

  2 Date Modeler 4.0 I use Import / data dictionary.

  3. in the data dictionary import wizard I create the name of the connection, select schema and select objects to import.

  4. After completing this process I see the tables in the relational model but with the schema name: schema_name.table_name. I would have just table_name. I tried to use the options to compare models (before merger) but no result.

  Concerning

  Hello

  Dimitar response stop scheme displayed on the diagram name.

  If you don't want the schema name to appear in the generated DDL, you can unset the 'include schema DDL' option on the Data Modeler/DDL preferences page (which is accessible in the Help menu).

  David

• DataModeler: import of the data dictionary table comments

  Hi, I begin barely using SQL DataModeler and seems to have a problem with regard to the comments of reverse engineering table.
  
  When you use Import > data dictionary, I have no trouble importing column comments, but the comment table always seem to come up empty. I see no obvious option for y understood/off table/column comments so am puzzled as to why column comments import very well but the comments in the table are not (Yes, the tables, I'm importing have comments on the tables and columns).
  
  What Miss me? Any help is appreciated.
  
  -Andy.

  Hi Andy,.

  There is no option for this. They should be included, but unfortunately there is a bug and not included.

  Philippe

• Data dictionary Synchonizing (reading) - database

  Hello

  I work for a while with the Oracle Data Modeler using the JDBC tab for the database connection. The database is a SQL Anywhere and the connection details like: jdbc:sybase:Tds:localhost:2638? ServiceName = Hades & CHARSET = utf8.

  Unfortunately, I have still no clear idea in my mind about the relationship of the data dictionary and the database connected (via JDBC adapter).

  -What time is read the database? If it is read in the dictionary? I guess that the information of connected database are read in the ODM at startup?

  -If a change occurs in the database (for example, a column added, a table, or a foreign key), can I manually update the ODM dictionary?

  -In connection details, I can change the local host with an IP address and press the Test button with success as a result. But I'm not sure, the data dictionary now 'filled' with the database newly connected without rebooting of the MDGS?

  
  

  Documentation of any clarification or pointing to on the concept of how and when the data dictionary and database are synchronized would be very welcome.

  Best regards

  Robert

  Hi Robert,.

  Just to clarify that "Data dictionary" refers to the definitions of the database metadata.  File > import > data dictionary is important these definitions in Data Modeler.

  (There is no separate "data dictionary" in data maker.)

  The blue button on the right (the data dictionary synchronize with model) is similar in effect to the opening of your model and then by doing a file > import > data dictionary (and by setting the option to exchange the target model in step 2 of the Wizard).

  Both shows a comparison between the current relational model and the current definitions in the database.

  David

• Why import data if ready schema and index create, increase in Undo TableSpace

  I have a problem importing data.
  When I export data don't have schema import include the index schema.
  And then I import the schema ready.
  When I import data, I find this Undo TableSpace increase very fast.
  I have therefore two tests.
  1. IMPORT of data and index, every thing ok look
  2 import a schema includes index
  and then import data. Undo Tablespace very rapid increase

  If you mean undo tablespace increase in order to read consisten read.

  N ° cancel space use increases due to the DML. (requests for consistent readings read undo, they generate no cancellation to grow)

  so you're saying that redo log appear, rollback undo segment will increase.

  N ° increase in written cancellations results increase in roll forward.

  IF we import large data, we must export data with the index and import data right now

  If you import large data, you must create the indexes after the data is imported. If the index definitions are included in the export, the default behavior is that import will create them once the data is imported. To do this, undo lower for indexes.
  Note This will generate redo for the creation (but does not cancel and therefore not generate recovery for cancellation). You can avoid this by manually running CREATE INDEX... NOLOGGING - but it means you need to get and modify the scripts CREATE INDEX.

  Hemant K Collette

• Problems with synchronization model with the data dictionary

  Let me start by saying that I do something wrong (there not much documentation on this product so far...).

  I designed my whole from scratch in SDDM 3 and then put model upgraded to SDDM 4. There is already a problem with the sync option from the data dictionary model, in which it works only if first import you an object any in the data dictionary for the model for the reverse to work. I did, and now I can't start the synchronization successfully. The thing is, but I have all the objects already created in my database, according to a specific schema, each time I start the synchronization, it always tells me that none of my model objects exist on the destination! I've tried setting the owner on the physical model, remove, modify the connection to connect with the owner objects, but nothing seems to work.

  Any ideas?

  Hello

  You need clear information source banner and rename the schema in the relational model if you want to use the Sync feature, otherwise, you can use import wizard of data dictionary (possibly to check 'target swap') and to

  don't check box "use schema property in compare features" If your schema is changed.-"preferences > Data Modeler > DOF > compare > ' or to compare options in compare dialog.

  You can clear information source banner by selecting all the objects on the diagram (Ctrl-A) and use 'Clear stamp source' in the context menu for the selected objects.

  In the next version - there are options to work around the source schema and the name of the source object, and you can use different user and change the name of the table in the physical model in order to synchronize with a different schema or even track changes in table name.

  Philippe

• Re-import table data dictionary

  Hello

  I recently created a relational model with more than 2000 paintings by importing the data from the data dictionary. Unfortunately, I left out a few tables when I originally created the template. How can I add the tables after the fact? I tried to go through the process of reimportation again, but it doesn't seem like it adds tables. Thank you!

  Hello

  Are there any error messages in the log file?  (This is normally datamodeler.log file in the datamodeler\datamodeler\log folder, unless you set a different location on the environment/log preferences page.)

  Note that if you want to update the properties of Java, the updated file is different for the version 4.0.0.833 Data Modeler.  AddVMOption reports should be updated in the product.conf file and not in the datamodeler64.conf file. Assuming you are on Windows 7, you should be able to find the product.conf file in the file C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler\4.0.0.833.

  David

• Comments not imported SQL Server data dictionary. SDDM 3.3.0.747

  Hello
  
  SDDM 3.3.0.747 32-bit on Windows 7 64 bit.
  
  Comments are not imported from the SQL Server 2008 data dictionary. Connection via Microsoft JDBC Driver for SQL Server jTDS 1.2.7 4.0
  
  What did I try? In generation SDDM DDL, comments in DBRMS for SQL Server are generated with ' EXEC sp_addextendedproperty 'MS_Description', 'Test comment'...» "so I added an extended property named 'MS_Description' in the database SQL, both on the table and column. None of them have been imported from the SSDM data dictionary. I tried the above two pilots. Is this a bug or am I missing something?
  
  I found the similar question thread Re: data dictionary import does not import comments from the column for SDDM 3.0.0.665, so I guess it's a bug when importing with JDBC drivers.
  
  MiGli
  
  Edited by: MiGli_1006342 may 25, 2013 08:32
  
  Edited by: MiGli_1006342 may 25, 2013 09:02

  Extended properties have been imported correctly no database SQLServer to DM 3.3.0.747.

  Calls to sp_addextendedproperty and fn_listextendedproperty have changed.

  I don't think it's a problem with JDBC drivers.

  One bug fix should be available in the next version of the DM.

• Zune and Windows 8 "error reading the Zune software cannot access important data on your Zune." Try to disconnect and reconnect it. If the problem persists, contact customer support. "

  I have a Zune and Windows drive * on my desk. Everything worked fine until today while I got the following messages. In Zune: "Error reading the Zune software cannot access important data on your Zune. Try to disconnect and reconnect it. If the problem persists, contact customer support. "" Then on the computer: "USB device not recognized." "

  I have a Zune and Windows drive * on my desk. Everything worked fine until today while I got the following messages. In Zune: "Error reading the Zune software cannot access important data on your Zune. Try to disconnect and reconnect it. If the problem persists, contact customer support. "" Then on the computer: "USB device not recognized." "

  Message error "the Zune software cannot access important data on your Zune.

• A full import by using datapump will overwrite the target database data dictionary?

  Hello

  I have a 11G with 127 GB database. I did a full export using expdp as a user of the system. I'll import the created dump file (which is 33 GB) on the basis of data from 12 c target.

  When I do the full import on the 12 c database data dictionary is updated with new data. But as is it already contained data dictionary? It will also change?

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  In addition to the responses of the other comrades

  To start, you need to know some basic things:

  The dictionary database tables are owned by SYS and must of these tables is created when the database is created.

  Thus, in the different versions of database Oracle there could be less or more data dictionary tables of different structure database,.

  so if this SYSTEM base tables are exported and imported between different versions of oracle, could damage the features of database

  because the tables do not correspond with the version of database.

  See the Ref:

  SYS, owner of the data dictionary

  Database Oracle SYS user is owner of all the base tables and a view of the data available to the user dictionary. No Oracle database user should never change (UPDATE, DELETE, or INSERT) ranks or schema objects contained in the SYS schema, because this activity can compromise the integrity of the data. Security administrator must keep strict control of this central account.

  Source: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28318/datadict.htm

  Prosecutor, the utilities for export cannot export the dictionary SYS base tables and is marked

  as a note in the documentation:

  Data Pump export Modes

  Note:

  Several patterns of system cannot be exported because they are not user patterns; they contain metadata and data managed by Oracle. Examples of system schemas that are not exported MDSYS SYS and ORDSYS.

  Source: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e22490/dp_export.htm#SUTIL826

  That's why import cannot modify/alter/drop/create dictionary database tables. If you can not export, so you can not import.

  Import just to add new Non - SYS objects/data in the database, therefore new data are added to the dictionary base tables (as new users, new tables, code pl/sql etc).

  I hope that this might answer your question.

  Kind regards

  Juan M