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Get OCI-22303 error message when try to view contents of Oracle 9i table

Hi,

I have imported a table from my home computer running Oracle 9i to the corporate computer running Oracle 9i. The table contains two user defined types. When I try to access the contents of the table using Keeptools Hora, i get the message OCI-22303. The table works fine at home. Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Brent

SMartinHamburg

Any error messages when importing the table ?
Don't know keeptools hora - can it handle user defined types ?
Can you access the table using plain ol' SQLplus ?
Don't have my manuals at hand, just googeled for OCI-22303 -
seems to be "type not found" related error ...
If you just exported/imported the table and not the whole schema
maybe you will have to define your user defined type on your company
database.
More questions than answers - hope it helps you somewhat ...
Regards

blockwood20

ASKER

There were no error messages when importing the table. The user types appear in the schema after the import. Hora can handle user defined types. I can access the table with SQLplus but I don't get the results that I get with the Hora that works at home. Yes, OCI-22303 is a type not found related error.
I tried just building an empty table and when I went into Hora I got the same message when trying to view the contents. At home I can go into the empty table and add rows.

Any other suggestions?
Brent

SMartinHamburg

hmm. Anything differnet in the environment at home vs. company (user profile, privileges, roles, datbase
versions etc.) ?

Eladla

Have you also exported and imported the user datatypes?

It looks like the error is due to unknown data types.

blockwood20

ASKER

As it turns out the problem was the version differences. The database is Oracle 9i. But the workstation that I was running Hora from had an Oracle 8i client installed. I installed Hora on a machine with 9i and the problem is resolved.

Thanks everyone for your input.

Brent

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