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What about export (without data), ensuring calculated statistics are
included in the export, and then import to the new schema. That should be
just as viable and sanctioned. Of course, Oracle 8 has some serious
limitations which may prevent it from exporting calculated statistics ( the
presence of unique or primary key constraints for example ), most of which
Oracle 9 fortunately has eliminated.
At 04:24 PM 12/2/2003, you wrote:
>dbms_stats is the only sanctioned way to do it.
>
>Orr, Steve wrote:
>
>>1 database instance, 2 nearly identical schemas. What's the best
>>sanctioned way to copy stats, (including histograms), from one schema to
>>another?
>
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