MS Access Migration
I just migrated MS Access DB into Oracle Apex. However, upon reviewing my retrieved objects, all of the Objects are all Invalid.
Kindly asssist of resolving this issue to have all of the objects in Valid status. I appreciate the help. Thanks.
I know what an invalid object is in Oracle. It's a view, function, procedure, package, etc... that will not/did not compile/recompile. I've just never seen an invalid table, and I was questioning whether this is even possible or not.
What I'm saying is that it sounds like you're using terminology that may not apply to some of the things you're attempting to apply it to. When you're attempting to troubleshoot or fix errors via a forum like this you need to be very careful and specific with your choice of words, because that's all we have to rely on with this particular venue.
Earl
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[]'s
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AlexAlex,
Do you have MS Access actually installed on the machine where you are running SQL*Developer ?
You can find the SQL*Developer documentation here -
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E39885_01/index.ht
so review the -
Oracle® SQL Developer
User's Guide Release 4.0
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2.2.4.3 Before Migrating From Microsoft Access
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Information for Microsoft Access Migrations
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Access migration - handling really silly field and table names
Hi All,
I'm working through migrating an ** interesting ** Access database that has been hacked together over the years by a number of ... talented amateurs.
I've noticed a difference in the way the migration wizard translates some of the really silly names it's got, between creating the table script and creating view scripts.
It seems to manage the silliness better when creating the tables, but it doesn't quite catch up when creating the views.
For example the main table in this application is called (believe it or not):
"T - This Appn Detail - MAIN TABLE"
Note that it's 33 characters long as well as including spaces and hyphens.
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But the translation of a query off this table to a view is looking for a table named T___This Appn_Detail___MAIN_TABL
Which is (a) different and (b) too long
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I have logged this as a bug to be fixed in our next release.
6647344: ACCESS VIEW TRANSLATION REFERENCES OLD OR INCORRECT TABLE NAMES
I can try and replicate your issues as described, but would it be possible for you to send in your access databases so we can test it here?
You may delete the data if you wish, its the schema of the database I'm interested in.
Unfortunately this is not an offer to complete the migration :)
But it would better help us understand the exact issues you are experiencing and help us better our product.
Thanks
Dermot.
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dooneill -
Trying to use MS Access Migration
First, what I have done successfully:
1. Created a repository on target oracle database.
2. Created a connection to MS Access database.
3. Open MS Access connection and browsed through the tables and data.
4. Ran the document tool on the MS Access database (it only has two tables and two queries) with no problems.
5. Examined the references to the database: None were missing
Windows XP SP2 with latest patches
Access Version: 2002
SQL Developer Version: 1.1.2.25.79 (I chose the version with the JDK) with downloaded updates of the early adopter migration workbench.
Exporter Version: 10.2.0.2.0
MDac Version: 2.8
This part was the same for two different machines.
On one machine, I'm running Oracle Database XE and the other 10g Standard Edition One.
I then closed all the connections and tried the following from SQL Developer:
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The MS Access database opens and I choose "Export For Oracle Migration Workbench".
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Error #5 - XMLExporter - Invalid procedure call or argument <database path and database name.mdb> Database Schema Export did not complete successfully.
Note that the error has my actual path and database name regardless of where I put it.
I've made sure I have read and read design access (as the admin user) to all MSys tables of the access database.
Thinking there might be a problem with this particular Access database, I tried another...and another...and another. :) You get the hint. I'm having the same problem on two different machines regardless of what database I try to export.
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ChadOK more Information..
In fact it was a problem with ms office. I had office installed without access and installed access seperately in an older version and different office folder.
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What is still not working is the export for Application Express.
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Access migration - error handling field default value "=Now()"
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I'm doing an Access - Oracle Migration.
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When I run the SQL I get:
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00907. 00000 - "missing right parenthesis"
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When I run it against a working copy of the production mdb it gives this error and produces no output.
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slavanaway
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slavanawayHi Ian,
Thanks for the detailed posting, it's very helpful.
If you are receiving error #2501, it would appear that there's an issue in opening a report in your MS Access database.
When you open the MS Access database to be exported, can you successfully view your report(s) or do you receive the #2501 error even then? If you receive this error when accessing the reports, I believe it's relating to the printer setup on the machine. The default printer on the machine you are using may be "imcompatible" with the format of your MS Access report. Try to select another printer on your network as the default, or even try re-installing the default printer. If this does not resolve your issue, please let me know.
I hope this helps.
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Msg "no ODBC diver" using access migration tools
Hi,
I use the Oracle migration tools to migrate an ACCESS database.
When I start this program, I got this message :
"Error, no Microsoft Odbc driver installed"
Can you help me ?
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Pascal<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Pascal Boulesteix ([email protected]):
Hi,
I use the Oracle migration tools to migrate an ACCESS database.
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Pascal<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Hi everybody
I'm trying to migrate a Access 2007 database to Oracle11Gr2 with SQLDeveloper 3.2 in a windows8 machine.
When it begin the migrate Tools ==> Migrate and after a 20 minutes procesing, after or during translation the querys it give me the next error :
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Missing class: oracle.dbtools.raptor.oviewer.table.DataEditor
Dependent class: oracle.dbtools.raptor.oviewer.base.ViewerAddin$XMLParser
Loader: ide-global:11.1.1.0.0
Code-Source: /C:/sqldeveloper/sqldeveloper/sqldeveloper/extensions/oracle.sqldeveloper.oviewer.jar
Configuration: extension jar in C:\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\extensions
This load was initiated at ide-global:11.1.1.0.0 using the loadClass() method.
The missing class is not available from any code-source or loader in the system.
But I look for this extension and it is located in the appropiate folder, the same that loader say it dont find. and also I have open a copy of this jar file to be sure it have the class and yes it have this class, also give another error with another class in the same jar file and also this class exist.
Any idea to resolve this?
Thanks in advanced & regards everybody.The triggers were missing. Once my DBA gave privilege to create triggers to my username it worked much better!
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HT4889 accessing migrated files that were in filevault
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At the end of the migration process, when the modify access
database step, the following error ocurs:
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Any help will be apreciated
Thanks in advance,
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I need to know the following information
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on what platform are you running the wizard ?
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driver shipped with the wizard.
If you are using the 8.0.4 version of the wizard try installing
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rerun the migration.
If you are using the 8.1.5 version of the wizard try installing
any ODBC driver version equal to or greater than v8.1.5.3.0 and
rerun the migration.
Hope this helps
- Garry
Josep Maria Macip (guest) wrote:
: At the end of the migration process, when the modify access
: database step, the following error ocurs:
: An error ocurred (3011)which is untrapped and probably unknown
to
: the aplication. Please report this to Oracle Support.
: Any help will be apreciated
: Thanks in advance,
: Josep Maria MAcip
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