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As I have found to my cost when you have a database with long columns forget
about 90% of Oracle newer functionality.
Sqlplus copy is the best workaround (other than exp/imp)
Here is a example script
set long 4000
set array 5000
copy from user/password_at_xxxx to user/password_at_xxxx -
insert complex_20m_nopk using select * from complex_nopk;
commit;
HTH John
-----Original Message-----
Sent: 17 January 2003 07:34
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Hi
I need to move some tables from one tablespace to another. I started doing it using
alter table tablename move tablespace new_tablespace;
this is working fine!!. My problem is it's not working with the table which are having long columns.
I know work arround for this exp.. drop and create .. then imp.
There is any other way round for this..
thanks in advance
Banarasi Babu
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