Oracle 7 into 10g

I have a Quick question and want to be discuss in the meeting.
Do anyone have experience to import Oracle 7 DMP into 10g Directly ?
Or do we need to first Import into 8i and then 10g.

Without an Oracle 7 database to test this with, I can tell you that you [should] be able to export from the Oracle 7 database using the Oracle 7 software, and then import into the Oracle 10 database using Oracle 10 software.
The only problem you might have is with various packages and procedures that may not compile in the Oracle 10 environment. Those will have to be dealt with individually. But I believe everything else will import fine. I've recently exported from 7.3.4 into a 9.2.0.8 without any problems.
Hope this helps...
Ji Li

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Oracle announces that Oracle JHeadstart 10g release 9.0.4 is now production.
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