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"rod" <toto_at_toto.fr> wrote in message
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| Hi,
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| Is it possible to export ONLY the schema from a DEV database
yes : exp ... rows=n
... to a PRODUCTION database.
| I would like to do that when I add a new column within an existing
database(this
| column is set, for example, to NOT NULL DAFAULT 0) on my DEV environment.
| Then I would like to update the schema on the PROD environment.
no can do -- not with export/import
import can create an object if it does not exists, but cannot reverse engineer the ALTER TABLE commands to modify an object
| So I want to see the new column but, of course, I want to keep the datas
on the
| PROD.
| The exp command with rows=N is not working.
| If the Table already exists, it is not doing anything!!
looks like you're seeing the behavior described about
| It is not able to add the new column and set the default value for each
row!!
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| Is it possible to do it using 'exp' or using another command?
| I would like to not use a script to do it.
some tools like TOAD have a compare schemas utility that generates the necessary DDL to synchronize schemas
you could roll your in PL/SQL and use db links between DEV and PROD environments...
| Thanks
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you're quite welcom
| Rod
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Received on Fri Jan 30 2004 - 15:34:12 CST
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