Oracle 10g import question

Hi,
Is it possible to import oracle 7.3.3.5 export file into oracle 10g? I created user tablespaces manually, and then tried to import but I see strange errors.

Did you read the metalink note specified above?.
Please read the same and it has the information.
Example: export from 7.3.4 and import into 11.1.0
use the 7.3.4 Export client to export the data from the 7.3.4 source database,
use the 11.1.0 Import client to import the data into the 11.1.0 target database,
Note that a migration with export FULL=Y & import FULL=Y is not supported.
that's what mentioned above. Try show=y option and use fromuser/touser
HTH
Anantha

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