What to do if Oracle impdp expects wrong file path?

What to do if Oracle impdp expects wrong file path?

You may want to add REMAP_DATAFILE option ( https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/SUTIL/GUID-7C9DDBED-91AC-4FA2-AB91-1FF214DA89B0.htm#SUTIL926 ) to impdp . Alternatively, you can just pre-create all tablespaces on target database. Thanks for contributing an answer to Database Administrators Stack Exchange!

Why is impdp failing with full database import?

The subsequent errors are because when we came to create a user, we wanted to assign a default tablespace, which did not exist because of datafile issues we had earlier in the import. Hope this helps. Is this answer out of date? If it is, please let us know via a Comment full database impdp is not working.

What was the error in datapump import in 12C?

A datapump import process was terminated with below errors in 12c database. Packages were created without bodies. And also some scheduler jobs were missed.

What causes ora-03106 error during import in 12C?

And also some scheduler jobs were missed. This alert is for unpublished BUG 28307854 – ORA-3106 IMPORTING PACKAGE BODY WITH IMPDP AFTER APPLYING 12.1.0.2.180417DBBP, which causes imports of a package body into a database with the 12.1.0.2.180417DBBP applied, to fail with “ORA-39126: Worker unexpected fatal error in KUPW$WORKER.PUT_DDLS” error.

How to impdp from Oracle 10g to 11g?

The impdp command is looking for oracle 10g path while importing into 11g db. is there any way to import full database from 10g to 11g using impdp? A full export/import contains tablespace definitions with datafile paths as well, so impdp tries to create the datafiles with the original path.

How to use impdp to create a table?

A full export/import contains tablespace definitions with datafile paths as well, so impdp tries to create the datafiles with the original path. Just create the tablespaces manually before running impdp, that is usually what I do. impdp will notice that the tablespaces already exist, and continue with the remaining objects.