Exporting procedures using sql developer

Hi,
I successfully migrated a mysql database to the oracle database using sql developer.All the data excluding procedures were moved to oracle.
I dont know why but none of the procedures were moved to oracle.
Now, i want to move those procedures to oracle database.Can you guys provide any help.

11g.DBA wrote:
Hi,
I successfully migrated a mysql database to the oracle database using sql developer.All the data excluding procedures were moved to oracle.
I dont know why but none of the procedures were moved to oracle.
Now, i want to move those procedures to oracle database.Can you guys provide any help.If you want to do something, anything "with SQL Developer", the question would be best asked in the [url https://forums.oracle.com/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=260]SQL Developer forum

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