I just did one of those this weekend
(from 8.1.6 to 9.2.0.1). I created an empty 9i database with all
the tablespaces before starting the import. The full=y errored
out , but it did create the users before it died. I had to go back
and do schema imports for each user.
Vicki Pierce
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Has anybody seen this behavior or know the work around. I am doing
a full
import into a 9i (9.2.0.1.0) database from an Oracle 8i (8.1.7.4.0)
database. The users are not pre-created and anytime it wants to import
a
user who owns objects it fails and gives:
. importing USER's objects into USER
ALTER SESSION SET CURRENT_SCHEMA= USER
IMP-3: ORACLE error 1435 encountered
ORA-01435: user does not exist
IMP-0: Import terminated unsuccessfully
If you stop, manually create the user and assign a default tablespace the
import will work until it hits another user who owns objects. I have
seen
notes on metalink that it might be the user and/or tablespace assignment.
Is there a solution for this, besides pre-creating the users in the 9i
instance?
One note on metalink stated:
You will encounter this when using a pre-9.2 dmp file into a 9.2 database.
The following should work.
1) import with show=Y log=
2) edit that script and change the tablespaces to an existing tablespace
for
the create statements
3) pre-create the objects using the above script
4) import with ignore = Y
Are you forced to pre-create the users when going from pre-9.2 into 9.2?
David Ehresmann
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