Re: impdp Issue

From: richard goulet <"richard>
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 2024 11:11:28 -0400
Message-ID: <36a0a9fd-5e8c-40e8-90e8-9ae1f3b9708a_at_comcast.net>



Scott,

     Very nice.  In this case impdp should work, but I'm no guru at the command line implementation.  Give me the day while I extract how I use to do this with in PL/SQL on a routine basis.

On 9/11/2024 13:09, Scott Canaan wrote:
>
> That is correct.  The database link is in the database and it works. 
> I can pull data from the remote database using the database link in
> SQL*Plus:
>
> SQL> select name, created from v$database_at_advcprod;
>
> NAME CREATED
>
> --------- ---------
>
> ADVCPROD 23-DEC-16
>
> SQL> select name, created from v$database;
>
> NAME CREATED
>
> --------- ---------
>
> ADVCDEVL 01-AUG-23
>
> *Scott Canaan ‘88**
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>
> It's been a bit, but as I remember to use a db link with IMPDP or
> EXPDP you have to have it defined within the database your logging
> into.  By that I mean where your running the datapump process from as in
>
> CREATE DATABASE LINK 'advcprod.world' USING 'advcprod.world';
>
> So that the following will work:
>
> select * from global_name_at_advcprod.world';
>
> This is because your spawning the data pump process within the local
> database to the remote database.
>

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