RE: [Q] how to export "sequence number"?

2001-12-19 Thread dist cash

Thank you for your answer.  The proble I have is NOT export.  I checked 
export log and found "sequence" actually export, but on import (user mode) 
it did NOT create 'sequence".




>From: "Deshpande, Kirti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: RE: [Q] how to export "sequence number"?
>Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2001 17:15:35 -0800
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>Oracle exports sequences in the full or user(e.g. owner=scott)level 
>exports.
>I would run 'strings' command to scan the dump file to make sure the
>sequences are there (strings exp.dmp | grep -i sequence). If those are not
>there, then the export was probably done at table level.
>If the sequence was owned by "user1" at the time of export, and export was
>done at "user" level, and the sequence is still missing in the dump 
>file(not
>shown by 'strings'), then I would consider creating an iTAR with Oracle
>Support.
>
>- Kirti
>
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>
>We have ORACLE 8i running on UNIX server.  I export from "user1" and
>import to "user2".  I found everything look correct except "sequence
>number"  not in their.  Does their has way to export "sequence number"?
>
>
>Thanks.
>
>
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RE: [Q] how to export "sequence number"?

2001-12-19 Thread Deshpande, Kirti

Oracle exports sequences in the full or user(e.g. owner=scott)level exports.
I would run 'strings' command to scan the dump file to make sure the
sequences are there (strings exp.dmp | grep -i sequence). If those are not
there, then the export was probably done at table level. 
If the sequence was owned by "user1" at the time of export, and export was
done at "user" level, and the sequence is still missing in the dump file(not
shown by 'strings'), then I would consider creating an iTAR with Oracle
Support. 

- Kirti 

-Original Message-
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 8:10 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L


We have ORACLE 8i running on UNIX server.  I export from "user1" and
import to "user2".  I found everything look correct except "sequence
number"  not in their.  Does their has way to export "sequence number"?


Thanks.


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