Data Conversion(ORACLE 8i to ORACLE 8)

i have oracle database in Oracle 8i and Same time i have Personal Oracle in my Labtop system...if any possible to convert Oracle 8i data into Oracle 8..if i use import/export command it gives header information failure error.

Dear Farook,
Avoid importing a higher version of the export (.dmp) file than the target database. Whenever a lower version EXPort utility runs with a higher version of the Oracle Server, categories of database objects that did not exist in the lower version are excluded from the export.
One thing you can try is to do the Oracle8i database export using the EXP utility from Personal Oracle8, and then try importing that particular export (.dmp) file into your Personal Oracle8 database.
Ciao!

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ERROR at line 3
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>
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