Hi there,

I have some problems to export any table, so it seems, of my Oracle 7.3.4
database. I run into the following error:

        EXP-00003: no storage definition found for segment (name, num) 
        Cause: Export could not find the storage definitions for a cluster,
index, or table. 

Anybody out there who can give me a hint or workaround to export my entire
database?

Further explanations:

I think this behavior is not caused by bug 182656. Because of this bug, the
index 
for a primary or unique key constraint is created in a schema that is
different from
the table's schema.
Export expects these indexes to be owned by the table owner.
If it cannot find them in the owner's schema, it errors out with EXP-3.

But there is definitely no index created in a schema that is different from
the table's schema.

Therefore the following Workarounds gives no result: 
  
 - Run the export as SYS. 
  
 - Disable the primary or unique key constraint, do the export, and 
   then re-enable the constraint. 
  
 - Drop the primary or unique key constraint, recreate it in the table 
   owner's schema, and then run the export.  This will actually fix 
   the problem for the table involved.


Best regards

Henrik Bachmann                    mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

B.I.M.-Consulting Magdeburg        http://www.bim-consulting.de/
D-39108 Magdeburg                  


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