Restore the partition table data
HelloDB 10.2.0.1
I have a dump file in which exported the data from a table to a database. This table is based partioned. I have imported into the database B. I have truncated or tried successively to the partition of the table in database B now I want to import the data from the export dump file in the same table. I don't want to import the data again for all partitions. I want to just import only truncated how data I could do?
Thank you
Hello
Even I did as you say, but we give below error.
In fact, it is not an error message:
Import completed successfully without warnings.
You have SQL code contained in the "dump":
CREATE TABLE 'TRADING_TEST' ("BRAND_DESCRIPTION' VARCHAR2 (120)...)
For example, you may notice that importation will try to recreate the Table of TRADING_TEST with all its partitions. Of course, it will generate an error and you will not be able to import the data in the Partition. Unless you have just TRUNCATE and you use the parameter IGNORE = Y.
So, if you TRUNCATE the Partition you do not have to recreate.
If you DROP the Partition, it is best to recreate first (ALTER TABLE ADD PARTITION...).
Then import you the datas like that (I just add IGNORE and LOG settings):
imp system/password file=C:\exportTable32\table.dmp FROMUSER=dev touser=system tables=(TRADING_TEST:A15) ignore=y log=C:\exportTable32\table.log
However, I hope that it is just for test purpose, because it is not recommended to create the user Tables in the SYSTEM.
Hope this helps.
Best regards
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