Reg: export dmp file

Friends,
              i am exporting full database schema from command prompt.
              like. exp userid/pwd@orcl file=D:\byzan.dmp full=y
             but after running m facing below error.
            ORA-00904 "POLTYPE" : Invalid identifier.
          i have seen that i dont have any column like "POLTYPE" in my table list.
         Help.
---Rajnish

Nevermind, Ignore the previous update
This is a known bug.The Fix For Bug 7568350 Generates ORA-00904: "POLTYP" Error At Export Client (Doc ID 784038.1)
Apply Patch 7568350 if available for your platform and Oracle version according to the patch Readme to all servers the client runs against.

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Edited by: imkhan on Oct 22, 2012 4:32 PM

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