Re: dbimport and size of rootdbs
Posted in 1998
Yes in deed.
Danny Williams wrote in message <35F7C7D8.6F39@email.address>...
>Neil Truby wrote:
>>
>> Maybe I've misunderstood what you've done. but it seems to me that the
most
>> likely explanation is that on System A the database resides in a dbspace
>> other than root and, when you've run the dbimport, you've failed to use
>> the -d option. Thus the utility has by default tried to load the
database
>> into the root dbspace on System B.
>
>Neil (and Bob)
>
>You are both correct - I did not perform the import using the -d flag.
>The SQL for the export contains data placement information for each
>table and index. Would that be honoured, whilst placing all non-placed
>objects in the dbspace specified with the -d flag?
>
>Dan