OMWB 10.1.0.2 Ms Access to Oracle strange migration of Indexes

Hi
I am migrating from MS Access 2000 to Oracle 10g with OMWB 10.1.0.2 .
My Access source model has 123 indexes in it.
1.The Access source model is creating index for the same column of the same table and names it like ~~temp~index~name0 for some indexes
2.In some cases the index is created again in the source model for the same column of the same table with just the UNIQUE ,NON UNIQUE property differing.
3.Is it necessary to migrate indexex to oracle?
4.How the non-migration of indexes would affect the database performance?
Can anyone help me on this issue?
Thanks.

Hi Vinod,
To assist in resolving your issue, I would firstly recommend that you carry out the following steps on the MDB file you wish to export:
1. Analyze the objects in your .mdb file using the Documenter facility in Microsoft Access. From the menu bar, select Tools, Analyze, Documenter, and then select the objects (for example, tables or queries) for analysis. Remove or resolve any erroneous objects.
2. Ensure the application contains no missing references. Launch the design IDE (use the Alt+F11 keys), and from the menu bar, select Tools, References. Remove or resolve any missing references.
3. Ensure the application compiles successfully. In the IDE view, select Debug, Compile from the menu bar. Resolve any reported errors.
4. Carry out a compact and repair on the database, using the Tools, Database Utilities, Compact and Repair Database menu option.
5. Ensure that all linked tables are valid links. Using the Tools, Database Utilities, Linked Table Manager menu option, verify that all links are up to date and pointing to an existing .mdb file that is not read-only.
If you still experience issues using the exporter tool, please supply the following information:
* Operating System
* Service Pack version
* MS Access version installed
* Version of MDB file to be exported
In your posting you mention the fact that the tool extracts the table data, generating a file with a .DAT extension for each table extracted. This is the expected behaviour of the tool. I would recommend that you read the documentation that accompanies the release, namely the Oracle Migration Workbench Exporter for Microsoft Access online help, and also the Oracle Migration Workbench User's Guide, to give you an understanding of how the tools work.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Hilary

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I have checked that as well, it is showing the IPM_server in running mode.
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I feel there is some issue as this log is suggesting:
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Adrian

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out.println( "</td></tr><tr><td><center>");
out.println( "");
out.println( "<A href=\"BidsView_Browse.jsp?ITEMROWINDEX=39\">Details</a>");
out.println( "");
out.println( "</center>");
out.println( "</td></tr></table>");
out.println( "");
out.println( "Oracle JDeveloper Suite 3.0 provides a complete and integrated Java development and deployment environment for");
out.println( "creating enterprise-scale, high performance e-bus iness applications.");
out.println( " ");
out.println( " ");
out.println( "Go to <A href=\"srch_results.jsp?QRY=cat_id=10\">Software</a>");
out.println( " ");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "<A href=\"srch_results.jsp?QRY=cat_id=1\">");
out.println( "In");
out.println( " Automotive </A>");
out.println( " 2000 BMW Z8 ");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "<table border=0 align=left cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0><tr><td>");
out.println( "<A href=\"BidsView_Browse.jsp?ITEMROWINDEX=1\">");
out.println( "<IMG alt=\"\" border=0 src=\"/bc4jauctions/webapp/images/z8-sm.gif\" ></a>");
out.println( "</td></tr><tr><td><center>");
out.println( "");
out.println( "<A href=\"BidsView_Browse.jsp?ITEMROWINDEX=1\">Details</a>");
out.println( "");
out.println( "</center>");
out.println( "</td></tr></table> A 2000 BMW Z8 Featured in the new James Bond Thriller,");
out.println( "<a href=\"BidsView_Browse.jsp?ITEMROWINDEX=14\">'The World is Not Enough'</a> is now available! Are you looking for the");
out.println( " quintessence, the ultimate passion for driving? The");
out.println( " answer to this is: The BMW 8 Series coup? This");
out.println( " exquisite sports coupe turns mobility into an exhilarating");
out.println( " experience. The 8 Series is fascinating as a design");
out.println( " object, and is an impressive carrier of state-of-the-art");
out.println( " technology.");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "Go to <A href=\"srch_results.jsp?QRY=cat_id=1\">Automotive</a>");
out.println( " ");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "<A href=\"srch_results.jsp?QRY=cat_id=1\">");
out.println( "In");
out.println( " Automotive </A>");
out.println( " 1998 Acura NSX ");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "<table border=0 align=left cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0><tr><td>");
out.println( "<A href=\"BidsView_Browse.jsp?ITEMROWINDEX=2\">");
out.println( "<IMG alt=\"BidsView_Browse.jsp?ITEMROWINDEX=2\" border=0 src=\"/bc4jauctions/webapp/images/acura-sm.jpg\" ></a>");
out.println( "</td></tr><tr><td><center>");
out.println( "");
out.println( "<A href=\"BidsView_Browse.jsp?ITEMROWINDEX=2\">Details</a>");
out.println( " ");
out.println( "</center>");
out.println( "</td></tr></table>A 1998 Acura NSX");
out.println( " has been put up for auction! A vehicle like the NSX comes along perhaps once in a generation. It");
out.println( "represents everything that motivates a passionate driver to get into cars.");
out.println( "It's the chance to design an exotic car from the ground up.");
out.p rintln( " ");
out.println( " ");
out.println( " ");
out.println( "");
out.println( "Go to <A href=\"srch_results.jsp?QRY=cat_id=1\">Automotive</a>");
out.println( " ");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "<A href=\"srch_results.jsp?QRY=cat_id=12\">");
out.println( "In Miscellaneous ");
out.println( "</a>");
out.println( " Lion King BroadWay Show Tickets ");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "<table border=0 align=left cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0><tr><td>");
out.println( "<A href=\"BidsView_Browse.jsp?ITEMROWINDEX=45\">");
out.println( "<IMG alt=\"\" border=0 src=\"/bc4jauctions/webapp/images/lking-sm.jpg\" ></a>");
out.println( "</td></tr><tr><td><center>");
out.println( "");
out.println( "<A href=\"BidsView_Browse.jsp?ITEMROWINDEX=45\">Details</a>");
out.println( "");
out.println( "</center>");
out.println( "</td></tr></table>Act now to get Lion King BroadWay Show Tickets! We have Lion King broadway tickets for the orchestra, mezzanine and balcony sections available");
out.println( " for delivery today! The lion king has been the hottest broadway show ticket since it opened, and");
out.println( " the demand has not let down since winning six Tony award nominations. The lion king on");
out.println( " broadway is a fantastic show that you must see to appreciate.");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "Go to <A href=\"srch_results.jsp?QRY=cat_id=12\"><FONT");
out.println( " color=#0000ff>Miscellaneous</a>");
out.println( " ");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( " ");
out.println( " ");
out.println( "<center>");
out.println( "<img src=\"/bc4jauctions/webapp/images/bc4jvisa.gif\">");
out.println( "</center>");
out.println( " ");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
out.println( "</td>");
out.println( "");
out.println( "");
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out.println( "");
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} catch(Exception ex)
throw new RuntimeException(ex.getMessage());
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<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by sarantos:
I had the same problem!What you have to do is to remove this statement from the import of every jsp (in the very first tag).<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I tried to do what you propose, it been compiled, but works not properly
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I have an MS ACCESS MDB file , I to import all the Tables and Data into ORACLE DATABASE through FORMS.Because this file is on Client side, and maintain on daily basis ,so it is very hard to import manually daily through traditional ODBC method,for that our one team member busy all day with that issue.
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Like i said in my previous post, the same steps that you used to do manually, you need to do it through forms, it's not that straight forward, you need to do lots of coding.
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