Multiple imports from same dump file

Hi,
I have to import multiple related schemas - to avoid having to create multiple dump files can I just export them into one dump file (owner= a,b,c etc) and then run
simultaneous imports
like : export <dba_user> owner=a,b,c file=all.dmp
--in newdb
nohup import <dba_user> fromuser=a touser=a file=all.dmp &
nohup import <dba_user> fromuser=b touser=b file=all.dmp &
nohup import <dba_user> fromuser=c touser=d file=all.dmp &
my doubt is - if the 3 import processes simultaneously read from teh file, can there be some issue?
thanks

Hi,
Why not try
import <dba_user> fromuser=a,b,c touser=a,b,d file=all.dmp &Regards
Anurag

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