Rename Collection Tables????????

Hi all,
I have tried to using xdb_utilities.renameCollectionTable to rename the tables created through a registration schema where maintainOrder is true in some collection elements.
Is it possible???? I wanted to rebuild the index from this tables???.
I maked correctly with maintainOrder = false, but I think, in this moment the tables were NESTED TABLES and now not.
Any idea????
Thanks in advance,
David.

Hi mgralike,
apologize for me short answer.
The ORSWE is the user utilized to create all infrastructure and to register the schemas aldo. At this moment he have been granted with all permisions, all roles (DBA, XDBADMIN, XDBWEBSERVICES and so on) and all systems privelegess to avoid problems with others Oracle functionalities.
I have just registered other schemas with the same form and I could change the tables with yours package XDB_Utilities form the Oracle XML Basic Demo.
In the new schema 'PlantillaProyecto, XSD' I only have changed two attributes in order to achieve a xml ordered. maintnainDOM and maintnainOrder, and in some cases only maintnainOrder has been declared. Now, I can not see tables in ALL_NESTED_TABLES.
The first schema has not declared any previous attributes and I could change the tables names but the xml downloaded from the repository it is not ordered.
I think, it is a problem with my use of attributes.
I executed the following code describe PLANTILLAPROYECTO with the result:
Nombre ┐Nulo? Tipo
TABLE of SYS.XMLTYPE(XMLSchema "http://www.orswegimoarmada.es/ORSWE/XSD/Plantill
aProyecto/PlantillaProyecto.xsd" Element "PlantillaProyecto") STORAGE Object-rel
ational TYPE "PlantillaProyecto955_T"
Thanks,
David.

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<xs:element name="softwareVersion" type="xs:string" oraxdb:propNumber="3800" oraxdb:global="true" oraxdb:SQLName="softwareVersion" oraxdb:SQLType="VARCHAR2" oraxdb:memType="1" oraxdb:defaultTable="softwareVersion743_TAB" oraxdb:defaultTableSchema="MYUSER"/>
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I am using Crystal XI. The database table has been renamed and I need to rename the table in several reports. I used to be able to use SetLocation and point the new one to the old one and press update... but that does not appear to work.
What is the easiest way handle renaming a table? If I drop and re-add it, it messes up all my groups and fields that I have placed in the report
Thanks,
Jeff

Hello Jeff,
I recommend to post this query to the [Crystal Reports Design|SAP Crystal Reports; forum.
This forum is dedicated to topics related to the creation and design of Crystal Report documents. This includes topics such as database connectivity, parameters and parameter prompting, report formulas, record selection formulas, charting, sorting, grouping, totaling, printing, and exporting but also installation and registering.
It is monitored by qualified technicians and you will get a faster response there.
Also, all Crystal Reports Design queries remain in one place and thus can be easily searched in one place.
Best regards,
Falk

Drawbacks of Renaming a table ?

Hi All,
I have two tables t1 and t1_bkp1.
If I do the following
rename t1 to t1_bkp2;
rename t1_bkp1 to t1; will that cause any drawbacks ? like disabling any constraints or any other issue with its dependencies ?
Kindly let me know.
Thanks in advance.
Aj
Edited by: Aj09 on Mar 5, 2010 1:19 PM

Hi,
I do not think if there will be any issue. If you rename t1 table to t2 then all the constraints pointing to t1 will now be poiting to t2. Similarly if you rename table t3 to t1, do not expect the contraints on the earlier table t1 which was renamed to t2 to work with new t1 table. The table will carry its own indexes and constraints.
Regards

How do I rename the table using Impdp?

Using the Impdp/Expdp utility of Oracle, I am trying to import a table. However the target database contains a table with the same name. How do I rename the table using Import?
REgards,
Sakthi

SAKTHIVEL wrote:
Using the Impdp/Expdp utility of Oracle, I am trying to import a table. However the target database contains a table with the same name. How do I rename the table using Import?
Hmm well why you just can't rename the table on the target db with the rename table to command and then do the import, will be easy right?
Aman....

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We have included structure in SAP standard table. When I tried to adjust table using SE14, system gives error message 'ORA-26563: renaming this table is not allowed'.
Could you please guide me to resolve above issue.
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