Transportable tablespace and partitioned objects

Hi,
I have to transport tablespaces which have partitioned objects from one server to another. If anyone has a proven process to perform this operation, please share with us. Following is a sample of violation report sample I got for 1 tablespace:
VIOLATIONS
Partitioned table ARIES.A_BI_BOARD_USAGE is partially contained in the transport
able set: check table partitions by querying sys.dba_tab_partitions
Partitioned table ARIES.A_TESTING_SESSION is partially contained in the transpor
table set: check table partitions by querying sys.dba_tab_partitions
Default Partition (Table) Tablespace A_DATA_SML_000000 for A_BI_BOARD_USAGE not
contained in transportable set
Default Partition (Table) Tablespace A_DATA_SML_000000 for A_TESTING_SESSION not
contained in transportable set
Thanks
Satish

Hi,
I am trying to transport the whole tablespace. What happened is that during duplication process, somehow few tablespaces in target were in offline mode and so duplication did not ceate the files properly on auxiliary server. Now, I need to get the 3 tablespaces from production to integration enviornment. These tablespaces have lot of partitioned objects. So I am trying to find a way to transport these tablespaces.
Thanks
Satish

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Platform: Solaris
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I did some google searches and I don't see anything about transporting tablespaces between a 10.1 database and an 11.1 database
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