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I need to export public synonyms from one to another oracle database. Since public synonyms are logical objects and owner 'PUBLIC' is also logical a can't export those owner through exp/imp utility.. example exp system/manager (AT) pro (DOT) proliant from user = <public file=public_synonims.dmp any idea??? Don't - create a script instead. |
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Don't - create a script instead. |
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And script looks like??? can you please write some example? |
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And script looks like??? can you please write some example? "Frank van Bortel" <fvanbortel (AT) netscape (DOT) net> wrote in message news:cvcag5$iit$2 (AT) news3 (DOT) zwoll1.ov.home.nl... Don't - create a script instead. |
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On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 13:50:17 +0100, Tom wrote: And script looks like??? can you please write some example? Use the following steps to get an example: 1) start a browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox 2) in the URL are, enter: http://www.google.com 3) in the text box enter: "oracle script to export public synonyms" 4) in the results page, select the first displayed link Use the skills to decide when to use the enter key or submit button. (By the way, the search resulted in about 4,760 results, the first of which was to gennick.com/extract_synonyms.html) lol/FGB |
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"Tom" <mail (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in message news:cvcle4$skh$1 (AT) ls219 (DOT) htnet.hr... And script looks like??? can you please write some example? "Frank van Bortel" <fvanbortel (AT) netscape (DOT) net> wrote in message news:cvcag5$iit$2 (AT) news3 (DOT) zwoll1.ov.home.nl... Don't - create a script instead. SQL*Plus scripts, that is -- or perhaps, TOAD. Are you familiar with the data dictionary? The idea is to write a SQL statement that select data from the data dictionary to generate 'CREATE PUBLIC SYNONYM' SQL statements, save the generated statements to a file (the script file), and then execute the script file in the new environment. You can automate this to a degree with the SQL*Plus SPOOL command and other formatting commands, are just cut and paste the results of your query into a file. Have you used SQL*Plus or TOAD? ++ mcs |
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