The
object_type specifies the type of object to be excluded. To see a list of valid values for object_type , query the following views: DATABASE_EXPORT_OBJECTS for full mode, SCHEMA_EXPORT_OBJECTS for schema mode, and TABLE_EXPORT_OBJECTS for table and tablespace mode. The values listed in the OBJECT_PATH column are the valid object types. (See 'Metadata Filters' for an example of how to perform such a query.)
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I am trying to create a new user using smack for the instant messaging app for android, the user will be stored in the openfire database but everytime, i am running it,the user record is not showing. Has a different schema than the 1st file in the set and will be skipped. Subscribe to RSS Feed. I also did try with csv files, but it is also not fetching all the files. Single source doesn't guarantee same schema when import from excel to alteryx, which sometimes can be quite annoying.
For the given mode of import, all object types contained within the source (and their dependents) are included, except those specified in an
EXCLUDE statement. If an object is excluded, then all of its dependent objects are also excluded. For example, excluding a table will also exclude all indexes and triggers on the table.
The
name_clause is optional. It allows fine-grained selection of specific objects within an object type. It is a SQL expression used as a filter on the object names of the type. It consists of a SQL operator and the values against which the object names of the specified type are to be compared. The name_clause applies only to object types whose instances have names (for example, it is applicable to TABLE and VIEW , but not to GRANT ). It must be separated from the object type with a colon and enclosed in double quotation marks, because single quotation marks are required to delimit the name strings. For example, you could set EXCLUDE=INDEX:'LIKE 'DEPT%' to exclude all indexes whose names start with dept .
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The name that you supply for the
name_clause must exactly match, including upper and lower casing, an existing object in the database. For example, if the name_clause you supply is for a table named EMPLOYEES , then there must be an existing table named EMPLOYEES using all upper case. If the name_clause were supplied as Employees or employees or any other variation, then the table would not be found.
More than one
EXCLUDE statement can be specified.
Depending on your operating system, the use of quotation marks when you specify a value for this parameter may also require that you use escape characters. Oracle recommends that you place this parameter in a parameter file, which can reduce the number of escape characters that might otherwise be needed on the command line.
As explained in the following sections, you should be aware of the effects of specifying certain objects for exclusion, in particular,
CONSTRAINT , GRANT , and USER .
I am trying to get to install on an Ubuntu virtual machine, however upon completing the web based installer, I am unable to login to the admin panel.So far I:. downloaded Debian installer. Installed using stock options. Added database and built the structure using supplied SQL file.
Completed web based installerI am now trying to login using username: admin and my password, however I constantly get a wrong username/password error. There is a record generated in the MySQL database showing the admin user with an encrypted password, and changing to an unencoded password doesn't work. What is the problem here? We install and deploy OpenFire on Ubuntu fairly regularly. Here is a PARTIAL quick cut/paste from our internal company Wiki. We also pre-install webmin and/or virtualmin on some servers just to make things easier later on:Pre Installsudo -sapt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrademkdir /home/kpwadmin/openfire-installmkdir /home/kpwadmin/virtualmin-installcd /home/kpwadimn/virtualmin-installapt-get install sun-java6-jreInstallationDownload the latest.deb package from openfire.org.
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