Oracle Error 959 Blob
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2002 10:58 Misha Messages: 25Registered: October 2001 Junior Member during import of the table with BLOB column, I received the following error message: IMP-00017: following statement how to extract blob from oracle database failed with ORACLE error 959: "CREATE TABLE "DTPROPERTIES" ("ID" NUMBER(10, 0) NOT how to export blob data in oracle sql developer NULL ENABLE, "OBJECTID"" " NUMBER(10, 0), "PROPERTY" VARCHAR2(64) NOT NULL ENABLE, "VALUE" VARCHAR2(2" "55), "LVALUE" BLOB, "VERSION" NUMBER(10, 0)
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NOT NULL ENABLE, "UVALUE" VARCH" "AR2(510)) PCTFREE 10 PCTUSED 40 INITRANS 1 MAXTRANS 255 LOGGING STORAGE(IN" "ITIAL 65536) TABLESPACE "NVISDEV" LOB ("LVALUE") STORE AS (TABLESPACE "NVI" "SDEV" ENABLE STORAGE IN
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ROW CHUNK 8192 PCTVERSION 10 NOCACHE STORAGE(INITI" "AL 65536))" IMP-00003: ORACLE error 959 encountered ORA-00959: tablespace 'NVISDEV' does not exist It's obvious that the error is caused by the NVISDEV tablespace not there... The question is, does anybody knows how to changed the default tablespace for the LOB values? Report message to a moderator Re: ORACLE error oracle export blob to pdf 959 [message #71662 is a reply to message #71045] Thu, 12 December 2002 09:42 ag Messages: 4Registered: November 2001 Junior Member I got same problem in importing partitioned tables. There are work around like 1) create all necessary tablespaces where the source partition/lob existed or 2) first create the tables and then import. But I was just wondering why Oracle does not import partition/lob's in default tablepspace just like other table/indexes. Report message to a moderator Re: ORACLE error 959 [message #74337 is a reply to message #71045] Wed, 17 November 2004 06:37 Neo Messages: 3Registered: November 2002 Junior Member I have the same problems Same one hane any ide Report message to a moderator Previous Topic: Oracle Work Flow Engine! Next Topic: Urgent. Goto Forum: - SQL & PL/SQLSQL & PL/SQLClient Tools- RDBMS ServerServer AdministrationBackup & RecoveryPerformance TuningSecurityNetworking and GatewaysEnterprise ManagerServer Utilities- Server OptionsRAC & FailsafeData GuardReplicationStreams & AQSpatialText & interMedia- Developer & ProgrammerApplication Express, ORDS & MOD_PLSQLFormsReports & DiscovererDesignerJDeveloper, Java & XMLWarehouse BuilderPrecompilers, OCI & OCCI- Fusion Middleware & C
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they expose my illogic Latest Followup You Asked My BLOB data consists of extract pdf from blob oracle images files (GIF,JPEG, etc...), word documentation files, spreadsheet, PDF files etc... How to I extract these files back out into a how to view blob data in toad directory for viewing? and we said... you would write a client application in C, java, VB, whatever -- see http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/appdev.920/a96591/toc.htm if you have mod_plsql & apache, you can use plsql and a web http://www.orafaq.com/forum/t/25851/ browser easily http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:::::P11_QUESTION_ID:232814159006#6891533553691 Reviews Write a Review how to extract blob data back out again March 24, 2004 - 8:32 am UTC Reviewer: Peter from Quantico, VA all of your example does no good for me. I needed a way or at the least Oracle need to put "enhancement" on the pl/sql to extract BLOB out on a simple select statement. How hard could it be? Followup March https://asktom.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=100:11:0::::P11_QUESTION_ID:16695396758599 24, 2004 - 9:34 am UTC plsql runs on the *server* plsql can write to the *server* plsql cannot in any way shape or form write to the *client* plsql can deliver to the client easily so the client can write to the client. (think about it -- what would the implication of the database server being able to write to just any client -- think about it. YOU NEED a client application -- the easiest would be your BROWSER as you probably have one of those) how to extract BLOB data back out again March 25, 2004 - 8:37 am UTC Reviewer: peter from quantico, va what if users decided to have a quick and dirty way of extracting files from BLOB back out again. (Just like a SELECT statement...) either from the client or the server. . . All that I want is a SIMPLE WAY(nothing more... nothing less...) to extract BLOB data back out again. why make it difficult... . . we have a SQLLDR to load MASSIVE DATA into database. Why not have 'BLOBEXTRACT' or 'BLOBLOADER' (not to confuse w/ the export/import commands) to extract BLOB data back out again or to import BLOB back in again Followup March 25, 200
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