Oracle Equivalent user

Hi,
OS: IBM-AIX
Oracle: Oracle10g 10.2.0.3.0
I created Oracle user with relavent groups. With logging in as oracle user, I can perform DBA activities.
My senario is that, I have to create oracle equivalent user say (neworacle). So I have created neworacle user in unix and assigned Oinstall and dba groups.
I try to login as 'neworacle' user and try to take export of a schema.
I get the following error
Connected to: Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production
With the Partitioning, OLAP and Data Mining options
ORA-31626: job does not exist
ORA-31633: unable to create master table "USR.SYS_EXPORT_SCHEMA_05"
ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SYS_ERROR", line 95
ORA-06512: at "SYS.KUPV$FT", line 863
ORA-01116: error in opening database file 5
ORA-01110: data file 5: '/oracle/oradata10g/unbdb/DXML01.dbf'
ORA-27092: size of file exceeds file size limit of the process
Additional information: 131071
Additional information: 944529
Are this errors cause due to exporting dump through a new user 'neworacle'?
Is it possible to perform oralce activities using 'neworacle'?
Thanks in advance
KSG
Edited by: KSG on Dec 3, 2009 11:57 AM

KSG wrote:
Issue solved.
I gave datafile access permission to the neworacle user
and ulimit to unlimited
Why did you need to give access to datafile 5 to the new user? In fact to change my question to a statement. You should not have had any need to give access to the datafiles to any users.The oracle account should own them and that manages all access to them.
John
www.jhdba.wordpress.com

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TEST@db102 SQL> insert into test(c2) values('Jon');
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TEST@db102 SQL> insert into test(c2) values('Bob');
1 row created.
TEST@db102 SQL> insert into test(c2) values('Steve');
1 row created.
TEST@db102 SQL> insert into test(c2) values('Mark');
1 row created.
TEST@db102 SQL> select * from test;
        C1 C2
         1 Jon
         2 Bob
         3 Steve
         4 Mark
TEST@db102 SQL>

Oracle equivalent of SQL - URGENT

UPDATE tblA A INNER JOIN tblB B ON (A.TRAN_REF_NO = B.TRAN_REF_NO) AND (A.LINE_TYPE = B.LINE_TYPE) SET A.FLAG = 'U'
WHERE B.UPDT_ACT_CD='I'. This SQL works fine in SQL Server.
I need an Oracle equivalent of the above SQL that will work with 9i. It's very urgent, I tried some syntax and everything was hit with error.

Hi,
UPDATE PRE_STG_FIF_GL_CROSS_REF A INNER JOIN STG_FIF_GL_CROSS_REF B ON (A.TRAN_REF_NO = B.TRAN_REF_NO) AND (A.LINE_TYPE = B.LINE_TYPE) AND (A.COST_RETAIL_FLAG = B.COST_RETAIL_FLAG) AND (A.TRAN_CODE = B.TRAN_CODE) AND (A.LOCATION = A.LOCATION) AND (A.SUBCLASS = B.SUBCLASS) AND (A.CLASS = B.CLASS) AND (A.DEPT = B.DEPT)
SET B.DR_CCID = A.DR_CCID, B.DR_SEQUENCE1 = A.DR_SEQ1, B.DR_SEQUENCE2 = A.DR_SEQ2, B.DR_SEQUENCE3 = A.DR_SEQ3, B.DR_SEQUENCE4 = A.DR_SEQ4, B.DR_SEQUENCE5 = A.DR_SEQ5, B.DR_SEQUENCE6 = A.DR_SEQ6, B.DR_SEQUENCE7 = A.DR_SEQ7,B.CR_CCID = A.CR_CCID, B.CR_SEQUENCE2 = A.CR_SEQ2, B.CR_SEQUENCE3 = A.CR_SEQ3, B.CR_SEQUENCE4 = A.CR_SEQ4, B.CR_SEQUENCE5 = A.CR_SEQ5, B.CR_SEQUENCE6 = A.CR_SEQ6, B.CR_SEQUENCE7 = A.CR_SEQ7, B.LST_UPDT_ID = A.Userid, B.LST_UPDT_DTTM = A.Date_Time
WHERE ((B.UPDT_ACT_CD)='I' Or (B.UPDT_ACT_CD)='U')
I migrated the above access query to below oracle query and it gives me an error.
UPDATE STG_FIF_GL_CROSS_REF c
SET
DR_CCID,
DR_SEQUENCE1, DR_SEQUENCE2, DR_SEQUENCE3, DR_SEQUENCE4, DR_SEQUENCE5, DR_SEQUENCE6, DR_SEQUENCE7,
CR_CCID,
CR_SEQUENCE1, CR_SEQUENCE2, CR_SEQUENCE3, CR_SEQUENCE4, CR_SEQUENCE5, CR_SEQUENCE6, CR_SEQUENCE7,
LST_UPDT_ID,LST_UPDT_DTTM
) =
SELECT A.DR_CCID,
A.DR_SEQ1,A.DR_SEQ2,A.DR_SEQ3,A.DR_SEQ4,A.DR_SEQ5, A.DR_SEQ6,A.DR_SEQ7,
A.CR_CCID,
A.CR_SEQ1,A.CR_SEQ2,A.CR_SEQ3,A.CR_SEQ4,A.CR_SEQ5, A.CR_SEQ6,A.CR_SEQ7,
A.USERID,A.DATE_TIME
FROM xrfsys.PRE_STG_FIF_GL_CROSS_REF A,STG_FIF_GL_CROSS_REF B WHERE
B.TRAN_REF_NO = A.TRAN_REF_NO AND
B.LINE_TYPE = A.LINE_TYPE AND
B.TRAN_CODE = A.TRAN_CODE AND
B.LOCATION = A.LOCATION AND
B.SUBCLASS = A.SUBCLASS AND
B.CLASS = A.CLASS AND
B.DEPT = A.DEPT AND
B.COST_RETAIL_FLAG = A.COST_RETAIL_FLAG)
WHERE (c.UPDT_ACT_CD='I' Or c.UPDT_ACT_CD='U')
It throws,ORA-01427: single-row subquery returns more than one row. Please help me to convert this access query to oracle equivalent. The sub query returns multiple records. There are 7 unique records between the two tables and they are returned as output of sub query.

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