Impdp with created with compilation warnings

expdp without any error but impdp.
ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"myuser_name"."AA_CUR_TRIGGER" created with compilation warnings.
I pick one of compilation errors as above. There are many other errors such as view.
Did I miss anything? Please help.

The problem could just be ordering or information missing. expdp exports object in the best order it can think of. By this I mean, if you are exporting a table, it will export the table before the index, and the index before the index_statistics, etc. Sometimes there are objects that are dependent on other objects that are not yet imported. Let's say that you have a procedure that uses a view and a view that uses a procedure. The way expdp/impdp works (and I'm not sure of the order of these 2 objects) is that it will create all procedures and then later on, create all views. (or the other way around, all views, then all procedures). In the case I described above, if views are created before procedures, then the view that calls a procedure will get a compilation warning because the procedure has not been imported yet. If it is the other way around, then the procedure will get the compilation warning because the view is not there.
The objects will be created and they will recompile the next time you use them. You could also go in after the impdp job is complete and just issue the
alter object_type schema.name compile;
and they should compile.
The other problem you could be running into is if the object you are creating uses another object that is not in the database or if the grant is not there. Let's say that you create a procedure proc_a and it is in the user1 schema. If you try to create a view in user2 that calls proc_a, and if proc_a does not exist, you can get the compilation warning.
So, I don't think you missed anything.
Hope this helps.
Dean

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