Import a table from one user to another Oracle SQL

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Import a table from one user to another Oracle SQL



Is it possible to import a table from one user to another from export dmp file in Oracle?



If yes, how to do it?



I have 2 users: MILLER and DUMMY. MILLER has table Planets. I've made export from MILLER (last.dmp) using Command Prompt, and I want to make import the table into DUMMY user from export file.



I have already tried use information from here but it didn't help me.



I also can add log of command prompt, if necessary.





I think you're looking for the REMAP_SCHEMA option. Find out more.
– APC
Aug 9 at 13:35





What utility did you use? exp or expdp?
– Dmitry Demin
Aug 9 at 14:04


exp


expdp





I use exp and imp
– Бурхан Ондар Барази
Aug 10 at 5:24




2 Answers
2



If you are using the "Original Import" Utility, you should consider that:



More information here



Thank you to all of you. Here is the solution:



1)grant IMP_FULL_DATABASE to DUMMY;



2)alter user DUMMY quota 50m on system; (because I had error
IMP-00058: ORACLE error 1950 encountered



ORA-01950: no privileges on tablespace 'SYSTEM'



Import terminated successfully with warnings.)



3)use FROMUSER and TOUSER in command prompt:


C:>imp dummy@test3 fromuser=miller touser=dummy






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