Imp is not importing zero rows tables

Hi....
I have successfully exported the schema......
But while importing into another DB, it is not importing zero row tables.....
Why it is happening like that.....is there any specific reason for that......
Plz help.....urgent....
Thanks in advance.

Hi
export is fine...in the log file it is showing all the zero row tables being exported
but while importing .....in the log it is missing the 5 zero row tables....
any way....
exp system/password file=/home/oracle/export_backups_manual/schema_backup_09_05_2011.dmp owner=schema_name log=/home/oracle/export_backups_manual/schema_backup_09_05_2011.log
imp system/password file=/home/oracle/schema_backup_09_05_2011.dmp fromuser=schema_from touser=schema_to log=/home/oracle/schema_backup_09_05_2011.imp.log
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