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Can we Add table data via Import Command using oracle database 8.1.5 [message #262209]

Sat, 25 August 2007 02:06

qanita786
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Can we Add table data via Import Command using oracle database 8.1.5 for example

Employee table has 10 rows i will delete 4 rows from the table before delete or update i make backup of 10 rows now i want to import from backup file but want only those rows added that i delete

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Faheem

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Re: Can we Add table data via Import Command using oracle database 8.1.5 [message #262211 is a reply to message #262209]

Sat, 25 August 2007 02:13

Michel Cadot
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imp tries to import the whole table there is no way to tell him which rows to import.
If you have a primary key (and you should) then duplicate rows will be rejected and so you will only import deleted rows.

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Michel

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Re: Can we Add table data via Import Command using oracle database 8.1.5 [message #262280 is a reply to message #262209]

Sat, 25 August 2007 21:49

Arju
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You have to use

full=y ignore=y

with imp.

And if the table don't have a primary key you can make a primary key with all the columns. Now perform import. Later then drop the primary key.

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Re: Can we Add table data via Import Command using oracle database 8.1.5 [message #262366 is a reply to message #262209]

Sun, 26 August 2007 10:08

BlackSwan
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>You have to use: full=y
OP, use at your own risk.
If exp full=y or owner=newbie, the above parameter could change more than just 1 table.

[Updated on: Sun, 26 August 2007 10:09] by Moderator

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