How to import schema into logical standby database

i had created a new schema(A)in different database and exported the schema into a dmp file using export utility
from the exported dmp file i want to import that schema(A) into logical standby database using import utility
iam importing as system user .
i am getting the following error
IMP-00003: ORACLE error 1031 encountered
ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
can some one help what was going wrong.
thank you in advance.
kalyan

Hi kalyan,
May u plz let us know which import command you are using? kinldy check that your system user has import/export privileges?
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