How to import complete database with all schemas

I have exported all database using system/manager in oracle 8.
Now How i can i import all database in oracle 9i with all users, Roles etc...
I tried to import "Import Entire database=y" using system manager schema but face following errors.
Schema doesn't exit, Role errors etc.....

Hi,
As you are working with Old version of Oracle, then Oracle data pump would not be applicable to in order to carry out. So, in order to complete the export and import from prior version either you need to upgrade the version of Oracle so that you can make use of upgrade tools or either clone it or make sure you create required things prior to import on destination database. Further you can check Oracle support team
- Pavan Kumar N

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