I ran into something like this on a client's system recently. They
had a LONG in the table, and that won't come over with the COPY
command. If that's the case here, then you need to use the
TO_LOB() function to take it from LONG to CLOB on the fly.
As sometimes happens, the error message can
I didn't - but now I have with the following result.
*
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00900: invalid SQL statement
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Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 11:46 AM
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Did you try leaving off the semi colon? Like this, for instance:
copy from
On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Shaw, John B wrote:
I am attempting to copy a table from a 8.1.6 db to 8.1.7. Most of the tables
have come across successfully. One table is having a problem.
The command:
copy from v55/v55@int to user/pwd@frog create DMF using select * from
DMF@int;
This table gives
Did you try leaving off the semi colon? Like this, for instance:
copy from v55/v55@int to user/pwd@frog create DMF -
using select * from DMF@int
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Notice that if you have several lines, you need to put a space and hyphen
after each line except the last one. At least, that has been my
