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Thanks for updating, I ran into this too.
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Thanks for updating, I ran into this too.

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I have &nbsp;installed ora2pg and it works on Linux servers and gets the output ,<br />
But unfortunately i am setting up another server, all the installation went well.<br />
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output.sql file has not exported anything else than the Pg transaction header and footer.<br />
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I have checked these already.....<br />
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1: &nbsp;Connection<br />
2: &nbsp;USER_GRANTS &nbsp;directives<br />
3: &nbsp;the SCHEMA directive<br />
4: &nbsp;DSN or login information are correct also<br />
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I desperately need help on this. &nbsp;I tried sqlplus form this server also, it works<br />
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Please advise<br />
Thanks
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I have  installed ora2pg and it works on Linux servers and gets the output ,
But unfortunately i am setting up another server, all the installation went well.

output.sql file has not exported anything else than the Pg transaction header and footer.

I have checked these already.....

1:  Connection
2:  USER_GRANTS  directives
3:  the SCHEMA directive
4:  DSN or login information are correct also

I desperately need help on this.  I tried sqlplus form this server also, it works

Please advise
Thanks

Ora2pg

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