I've experienced and must admit that it is a pain in the arse to deal with:)
KK

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Hi all,

I wonder if anyone has seen this before.

I export an user A, then import it into user B in a different database
and everything is ok.  Then I use the same export file to import into
user C in the same database as user B and all the "CREATE TYPE...."
failed because Oracle retains the object id in the export file and when
importing into user C it tries to create them with the same object id
and since user B already has it it failed.  I had to manually delete
the object id from the log and recreate it.

It's not a huge problem since it's rare that I do something like this.
But just wondering why would Oracle retain the object id for TYPE?
It certainly didn't keep the same object id for other objects like table,
etc.

Any thoughts?

Richard Ji

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