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Assume by the text of your question, you are using dbconsole or GridControl to try and do this? &nbsp;Why not just go to the command prompt (DOS Prompt for us old guys :-) )... then run the import?
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Assume by the text of your question, you are using dbconsole or GridControl to try and do this?  Why not just go to the command prompt (DOS Prompt for us old guys :-) )... then run the import?

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C:\&gt; imp userid=system@targetDB FROMUSER=original_schema TOUSER=target_schema IGNORE=Y FILE=your_export.dmp LOG=your_export_output.log<wbr />
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C:\> imp userid=system@targetDB FROMUSER=original_schema TOUSER=target_schema IGNORE=Y FILE=your_export.dmp LOG=your_export_output.log

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I have an Oracle database (version 10g) sitting on one computer. I need to get the schema I built (about 200 tables) on to 3 different servers. Each server is running Windows Server 2003 and Active Directory. I have successfully exported the database to a dump file via the Oracle Data Pump from the original computer. The problem is that when I try to import the file on one of the servers, I get as far as enetering the host credentials and it gives me an error, &quot;Wrong password for user&quot;. I know its the right password. I've tried to give the &quot;Log on as Batch Job&quot; approach. It's not working. I'm wondering if it has something to do with Active Directory. I'm running around in circles trying to fix this. Any help would be appreciated.
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I have an Oracle database (version 10g) sitting on one computer. I need to get the schema I built (about 200 tables) on to 3 different servers. Each server is running Windows Server 2003 and Active Directory. I have successfully exported the database to a dump file via the Oracle Data Pump from the original computer. The problem is that when I try to import the file on one of the servers, I get as far as enetering the host credentials and it gives me an error, "Wrong password for user". I know its the right password. I've tried to give the "Log on as Batch Job" approach. It's not working. I'm wondering if it has something to do with Active Directory. I'm running around in circles trying to fix this. Any help would be appreciated.

Host credentials and incorrect password

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