Loading data into another schema table

Hi,
i have a table 'abc' in schema 'sch_123'
i also havea a table 'xyz' in another schema 'sch_789'
i have abt 25,000 rows of dat in table abc of schema 'sch_123'
i want load the data in table 'abc to another table 'xyz' which is in the schema 'sch_789'

connect to schema 'sch_789'
then execute
grant select on xyz to sch_123then connect to sch_123
and execute
insert into abc select * from sch_789.xyzBut there the structure should be same of both the tables...
Cheers
Nawneet
Edited by: Nawneet on Oct 29, 2009 2:20 AM

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