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Please after import datapump to check if ok or not

Hi,
please i want to know after a expdp and impdp of a schema if the operation it's ok
select count(*) , owner from all_objects where owner in ('schema1','schema2') GROUP BY OWNER;
resgards,
Med.
Answers
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2995489 wrote: Hi, please i want to know after a expdp and impdp of a schema if the operation it's ok select count(*) , owner from all_objects where owner in ('schema1','schema2') GROUP BY OWNER; resgards, Med.
OK
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Dear 2995489,
are you trying to verify the process? then please read the advise shared under..
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28319/dp_export.htm
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Dear Vysakh Suresh,
thank you for your response. i'm trying to verify if all exported objects are imported.
Best regards
Med.
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Hi,
when i execute this query :
select count(*) , owner from all_objects where owner in ('schema1','schema2') GROUP BY OWNER;
To have number of objects in the both schemas i have a difference of 2 objects.
does it mean that my import is not good?
thank you in advance.
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2995489 wrote: Hi, when i execute this query : select count(*) , owner from all_objects where owner in ('schema1','schema2') GROUP BY OWNER; To have number of objects in the both schemas i have a difference of 2 objects. does it mean that my import is not good? thank you in advance.
What does the import log say?
you say the counts are different but you dont' say which way. Does the destination have more or fewer objects than the source? Perhaps a slightly more fine-grained count:
select owner,
object_type,
count(*)
from dba_objects
where owner in ('schema1','schema2')
group by owner, object_type
order by owner, object_type;
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2995489 wrote: Hi, when i execute this query : select count(*) , owner from all_objects where owner in ('schema1','schema2') GROUP BY OWNER; To have number of objects in the both schemas i have a difference of 2 objects. does it mean that my import is not good? thank you in advance.
did some one make 2 new objects in source database after the export was completed?
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Hi EdStevens,
thank you so much for your response. i found fewer objects in a destination (with my query).
But now with your query it's fine the same number for all types.
Thank you again.
Med.
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2995489 wrote: Hi EdStevens, thank you so much for your response. i found fewer objects in a destination (with my query). But now with your query it's fine the same number for all types. Thank you again. Med.
So what was different? My query didn't change anything. It just exposed data to a finer level of detail?
If you simply accept that it worked and cannot explain the difference, you've learned nothing and done your career no favor.