1) create table
2) insert data
3) create constraints
4) create indexes
5) issue grants
6) create views
Terry
Walter K wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What is the Import utility doing exactly after it says
> the rows of a table have been imported? I thought the
> order of events was create table, create indexes, load
> data, move on to next table and at the end of
> everything enable the constraints.
>
> I am running an import of one schema's tables into
> another and the import always hangs on one table for a
> few minutes. The data volume is not big at all, only ~
> 100Mb, and the table in question only contains 210,000
> rows. What puzzles me is that the "hang" occurs AFTER
> Import says it imported all of the rows for the
> particular table. Does anyone know what is really
> taking place within the utility between tables being
> imported? Are the number of rows listed actually
> loaded at the point it says it has loaded them?
>
> Any thoughts/ideas would be appreciated. Thanks!
> -w
>
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