Im trying to import my oracle database by using IMPDP on MacOS, I've dump file, and SQLDeveloper app already.
But it return
IMPDP: command not found.
It seam cannot use it in Mac?
How can I use it or any way to run my dump file?
Regards.
You should find
$ORACLE_HOME/oracle/product/{version}/{sid}/bin
where version is the oracle version
For example /u01/app/oracle/product/12.2.0/dbhome_1/bin/impdp
You should install oracle SQL Loader tool in order to enable imp or impdp.
To install file.
Download Tools Package (DMG) from oracle site
once double-clicked it will be present in Volumes folder under root directory and the directory will have install_ic.sh
run the install script and then it will be copied under the download folder from there you can run imp or impdp commmad.
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I have installed Oracle Database 10g Client (10.2.0.4) on my laptop. After I run Sqldeveloper is giving that warning:
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Could you give me some hint what should I do ?
Thank you
This has nothing to do with your install of 10g Client.
Something is corrupted/bad with your SQL Developer install.
Things to try:
redownload 22.4.1, extract zip to a FRESH directory on your machine
if that doesn't work, find the system22.4.1.../system_cache folder in AppData, delete it
C:\Users<user>\AppData\Roaming\SQL Developer\system22.2.0.173.2018\system_cache
I have downloaded and extracted the oracle 19c version. But I can not see any set up file.
How do I get the set up file!?
Where I downloaded 19.5 Enterprise Edition
You didn't say which operating system you use nor which file exactly you downloaded, but - Installing the Oracle Database Software document says (for MS Windows)
Navigate to the location for Oracle Database 19c, open a command prompt with administrator privileges, and run the setup.exe command.
I wouldn't say that Oracle "forgot" to include it into the ZIP.
I have installed oracle 11g 64 bit version followed by 32 bit version.
I have heard that the TNS files will be in the folder structure - ...NETWORK\ADMIN folder in ORACLE installation path.
But there is no such folder created after oracle installation/
Following #NidhinSPradeep suggestion I've reinstalled 12.2 client using Runtime option and it resolved the issue.
My machine had 12.1 32-bit Oracle client installed first at C:\app\client\administrator\product\12.1.0\client_1
and 12.2 64-bit installed second at C:\app\client\%UserName%\product\12.2.0\client_1
12.2 was installed as InstantClient type and NETWORK\ADMIN folder was missing for this installation.
This generated following error while using OraClient12Home1(64bit) in Toad Data Point:
[Oracle Database Error] Server did not respond within the specified timeout interval
I've reinstalled 12.2 client using Runtime option. NETWORK\ADMIN folder appeared and Toad Data Point error got resolved. If you reinstalling same version, change location from suggested (client_2) to whatever your existing location. Generally it is client_1.
Check your ORACLE_HOME if correctly points to the given directory in the system variables. It may be sometimes Oracle would not be able to find the mentioned ORACLE_HOME directory.
Other probable reason would be the directory permissions. Make sure that all directories and subdirectories have proper permissions for the user from which Oracle is being installed.
Hope that helps :)
I have a problem with the Oracle Designer 10g which I have downloaded recently. The problem is that the program is missing the OCI.dll file. Due to this file I can't open it the program.
How to solve the problem?
Here is a link to an oracle client that will install an OCI.dll on your windows system.
The other thing to check before you do this is to ensure that the Windows environment variable include a path to the oracle bin folder
Running echo $PATH from the command line will show all the existing variables. If you do not see a path to an Oracle Bin folder then you need to add the path if it exists or install the client
I am trying to upgrade the Oracle DB from Express 11g to Standard 11g.
I know how to export and import between two machines that run Express, but when i need to import the dump on Standard, i have no idea where to put the .dmp file or how to import it.
For the export i am using this command:
expdp Test/Pc DIRECTORY=DATA_PUMP_DIR DUMPFILE=EX2.dmp
Which creates a dump file in this location:
C:\oracle\app\oracle\admin\xe\dpdump\EX2.dmp
Now, if i wanted to just import the dump into an Express edition, i would run this command:
impdp Test/Pc DIRECTORY=DATA_PUMP_DIR DUMPFILE=EX2.dmp TABLE_EXISTS_ACTION=REPLACE
But that directory is not created when you install the Standard edition.
So my question is, what is the equivalent of that directory, when installing Standard edition? Also, is this the right way to upgrade from XE to STD? The upgrade using the assistant does not work for other unknown reasons.