Question

Import / Export Package, Package body, views from 10g to 11g

Asked by: dreenaj

Hi Guys,

Based on the illustration I have below:
OWNER                          OBJECT_TYPE         OBJECT_NAME              
------------------------------ ------------------- -------------------------
CSAM_INT                       PACKAGE BODY        INT_REQUEST              
CSAM_LIB                       PACKAGE BODY        PLOG                    
CSAM_MPI                       PACKAGE             CG$ACT_LETTER_RECIPIENT  
CSAM_MPI                       PACKAGE BODY        CG$ACT_LETTER_RECIPIENT  
CSAM_MPI                       PACKAGE BODY        MIGRATE_ORG_AND_PATIENTS
CSAM_MPI                       VIEW                V_RPT_AVAIL_INFO_ELEMS  
CSAM_MPI2                      PACKAGE BODY        MIGRATE_ORG_AND_PATIENTS
CSAM_ODS                       VIEW                V_MON_QUEUE_STATS        
SYS                            PACKAGE             CG$CLP_DATA_TYPE        
SYS                            PACKAGE             CG$DSP_ELEMENT          
SYS                            PACKAGE BODY        CG$CLP_DATA_TYPE        
SYS                            PACKAGE BODY        CG$DSP_ELEMENT          
SYS                            PACKAGE BODY        CG$DSP_PROPERTY          

Is there any way I can do an export/import process to simply focus on the listed OBJECT_TYPEs? The source DB is created using Oracle 10g while the target DB is 11g.
If export/import is not applicable, please show me another way.

Thanks in advance,
Dreenaj

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by: sujith80Posted on 2008-11-21 at 03:46:42ID: 23012103

Use data pump

expdp user/password@connectstring directory=LOG_DIR dumpfile=test.dmp INCLUDE=VIEW:\"IN ('V_RPT_AVAIL_INFO_ELEMS', 'V_MON_QUEUE_STATS' )\",PACKAGE:\"IN ('CG$ACT_LETTER_RECIPIENT', 'CG$CLP_DATA_TYPE', 'CG$DSP_ELEMENT')\"

impdp user/password@connectstring directory=LOG_DIR dumpfile=test.dmp


Where LOG_DIR is a directory object where your dump files will be created.
See the link for details on how to use data pump

http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/10g/OracleDataPump10g.php

 

by: sujith80Posted on 2008-11-21 at 03:49:23ID: 23012117

The above commands are for Windows. In UNIX/LINUX you have to further escape all the special characters. Something like this.


expdp user/password@connectstring directory=LOG_DIR dumpfile=test.dmp INCLUDE=PROCEDURE:\"IN \(\'TEST_PROC\' \)\",PACKAGE:\"IN \(\'TEST_PACK\'\)\"

 

by: sujith80Posted on 2008-11-21 at 04:00:52ID: 23012170

If you are unable to get data pump working you may get the scripts of those objects by spooling.

Then format the spooled file to add a slash "/" after every object code. and run the spooled file on the target db to get the objects created.

Or if you have TOAD, you can directly export the scripts.

See the following code. Copy it to a file with extension .sql and run the file from sqlplus using the syntax
@your file name.sql

It will spool the scripts.

set long 20000
set longchunksize 2000
set heading off
set feed off
set echo off
 
spool c:\your_objects.txt
 
set pages 0
select text 
from dba_views 
where view_name IN ('V_RPT_AVAIL_INFO_ELEMS', 'V_MON_QUEUE_STATS') ;
PROMPT *********************************
select text
from dba_source
where name in (
'CG$ACT_LETTER_RECIPIENT', 'CG$CLP_DATA_TYPE', 'CG$DSP_ELEMENT'
)
order by name, type, line;
 
spool off
 
set heading on
set feed on
set echo on
                                              
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by: sdstuberPosted on 2008-11-21 at 04:55:23ID: 23012404

or use dbms_metadata.get_ddl to extract the code

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