There are issues here. Will the table being copied to have the same
constraints in place as those tables from which the data is being extracted?
If so, resolves those, and get these reference tables in place first.

Then simply use a database link to 'pull' the data from your source tables,
eg

insert into USERNAME.COPY_TABLE select * from
USERNAME.SOURCE_TABLE@DATABASE_LINK where....... ;

Of course, make sure the owner of the copy tables has select on the source
tables.


peter
edinburgh

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> 
>       what's the best method to move some rows of some tables 
> of a user
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> need a step by
> step document to achieve this.
> 
> Thanks,
> Murat
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