Re:Importing production schema to Personal Oracle

From: <dgoulet_at_vicr.com>
Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2000 17:13:25 -0400
Message-Id: <10534.109915@fatcity.com>

During the export set "compress=no" that will provide the tables with the initial storage parameters.

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Subject: Importing production schema to Personal Oracle Author: "Kumar; Dharminder" <Dharminder.Kumar_at_bmonesbittburns.com> Date: 6/20/00 11:28 AM

Hey,
I want to import one schema from our production database to personal oracle database. The intention is to create all the tables ( with zero row) and other oracle objects(synonyms, functions, procedure, triggers, packages etc) in the Personal Oracle database. Here is steps I follow. 1. export the user without table data from production database. 2. import the user on the personal oracle database.

But the problem lies in step 2 because I believe in the export the table definition contains the storage parameters for the table(s), which is usually very big for production database. So after the creation of one or two tables the tablespace becomes full on the Personal Oracle database.

So I am looking for way to overcome this problem because my intention is to just create the tables(with no row) and other oracle objects only.

Any Idea ?

Dharminder Kumar

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