SQL Dev Migration ignores views in mysql

The 'capture' process identifes views. The 'converted model' includes references to the views, but the 'generated' script does not contain any reference to the views. Thus views are never recreated. User permissions in target db are sufficient for creating views.
SQL developer lists "Failed to convert view vw_xyx" in "migration log" but provides no details as to why!

Hi < Please Supply Name>,
Looks like you have attempted the migration using two features.
*Migrate to Oracle
*Copy to Oracle
Migration To Oracle
With the Migrate to Oracle you said "i hav granted all mandatory permissions to the user".
This suggests that you expected the migrated objects to be created in an existing Oracle Schema.
This is not the default way SQL Developer migrates databases.
Instead SQL Developer will create a new schema for you (normally <sqlserverusername>_<sqlserver_databasename>) and create all the objects underneath this new schema.
When you choose the Connection in step 7 of the migration wizard. This connection is only used to connect to the database. The migrated objects are not created underneath this connections schema.
Instead this connection is used to create a new schema ( <sqlserverusername>_<sqlserver_databasename>) and the objects are placed under it.
You should choose a connection with enough privileges to create new Schemas. Like a connection to SYSTEM.
It is possible to migrate to an existing schema but explaining it here may confuse the issue.
So first I would migrate using a connection to SYSTEM and see if your new (<sqlserverusername>_<sqlserver_databasename>) is created in your Oracle database.
Copy To Oracle
I'm not sure of the issue you encountered. Copy to Oracle is really only for small amounts of data and tables.
If you could supply the DDL of a table which is failing I could replicate the issue.
Regards,
Dermot
SQL Developer Team.

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Message was edited by:
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Jeff Smith SQLDev PM wrote:
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END str_1 ,
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END str_2 ,
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END str_3 ,
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JOIN om_address pa
JOIN primary_vendors pv
ON pa.vnd_id = pv.vnd_id
ON o.part_id = pv.part_id
WHERE ( pa.addr_c = 1 );
Edited by: user4714217 on Jan 24, 2013 1:43 PM

DB2 to Oracle conversion using SQL Developer Migration Wizard - different schemas

I am performing a conversion between DB2 to Oracle 11 XE, using the SQL Developer Migration Wizard. Specifically I am trying to migrate the DB2User schema over to Oracle.
Using the migration wizard, when I pick the Oracle target connection to be the same schema ( DB2User schema ) the migration is successful and all data is converted.
However if I pick a different Oracle target connection ( say OracleUser ) , I run into issues.
Firstly , the table schema is not created. When I check the project output directory, the .out file has the following errors:
 CREATE USER DB2User IDENTIFIED BY DB2User DEFAULT TABLESPACE USERS TEMPORARY TABLESPACE TEMP
 SQL Error: ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
 01031. 00000 - "insufficient privileges"
 connect DB2User/DB2User
 Error report:
 Connection Failed
 Commit
 Connection created by CONNECT script command disconnected
I worked around this by manually executing the .sql in the project output directory using the OracleUser id in the new DB.
Then I continue with the migration wizard and perform the Move Data step.
Now - the message appears as succuessful, however, when I review the Migrationlog.xml file, i see errors as follows:
<level>SEVERE</level>
<class>oracle.dbtools.migration.workbench.core.logging.MigrationLogUtil</class>
<message>Failed to disable constraints: Data Move</message>
<key>DataMove.DISABLE_CONSTRAINTS_FAILED</key>
<catalog><null></catalog>
<param>Data Move</param>
<param>oracle.dbtools.migration.workbench.core.logging.LogInfo@753f827a</param>
<exception>
 <message>java.sql.SQLSyntaxErrorException: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist</message>
<level>WARNING</level>
<class>oracle.dbtools.migration.datamove.online.TriggerHandler</class>
<message>ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
</message>
I think what is happening is that the wizard is attempting to perform the 'move data' process using the DB2User id.
How do I tell the wizard that the target schema is different than my source schema.
My requirement is that I need to be able to migrate the DB2User schema to different schemas in the same Oracle database
( since we will have multiple test environments under the same database ) .
Thanks in advance .
K.

Perhaps the following from the SQL Developer documentation is helpful for you:
Command-Line Interface for Migration
As an alternative to using the SQL Developer graphical interface for migration operations, you can use the migration batch file (Windows) or shell script (Linux) on the operating system command line. These files are located in the sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin folder or sqldeveloper/sqldeveloper/bin directory under the location where you installed SQL Developer.
migration.bat or migration.sh accepts these commands: capture, convert, datamove, delcaptured, delconn, delconverted, driver, generate, guide, help, idmap, info, init, lscaptured, lsconn, lsconverted, mkconn, qm, runsql, and scan. For information about the syntax and options, start by running migration without any parameters at the system command prompt. For example:
C:\Program Files\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin>migration
You can use the -help option for information about one or more actions. For the most detailed information, including some examples, use the -help=guide option. For example:
C:\Program Files\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin>migration -help=guide
Regards
Wolfgang

SQL Dev setup

Hi all
I am new and learning SQL Developer. I am trying to connect to a DB. I belive i have to install one. How does that work or is there some instructions on how to do this?
Add a DB to SQL Dev to pratice scripts on?
Thanks Y'all.
R

Hi 300,
The link you reference just provides some documentation and SQL scripts for installing a demonstration Student/Course/Grade schema into an existing Oracle database. You also must do one of the following:
1. Install a database locally.
2. Have someone give you connection details for a remote database.
3. Or, similar to (1), use JeffS's suggestion for installing the VirtualBox and Linux VM image with Oracle 11.2 and SQL Developer (among other things) already installed.
JeffS provides a link for (3) and jflack for (1).
In terms of being able to create a connection in SQL Developer, look for Help|Table of Contents|SQL Developer Concepts and Usage|Database Connections and read through it. Start by creating a connection for the SYSTEM user. That will let you create a new schema in which to install the Student/Course/Grade demo. For a "Basic" connection type, you will use the following connection details:
1. For an Oracle XE default install, host/port/sid will be localhost/1521/xe. User/password is system/<yourInstallationDefaultChoice>
2. For the VirtualBox Linux VM image, host/port/sid will be localhost/1521/orcl. User/password is system/oracle
In SQL Developer's Connections View, right-click on the Connections node and choose New Connection... and fill in connection details for the System user. Next, open the connection for System, expand its node, scroll down to the Other Users node. There you can right-click on the node and select Create User... to create the student/learn user for your demo.
I haven't read through the demo scripts and documentation, but I suppose you should at least check off the CONNECT and RESOURCE roles for this student user.
Finally, create a connection for this student user, open that connection, then try running the script(s) from the SQL Worksheet. If the scripts contain some syntax SQL Developer does not support, you may have to run them using SQL*Plus, but I doubt it will be necessary in this simple demo.
Have fun,
Gary
SQL Developer Team
Edited by: Gary Graham on Feb 29, 2012 5:02 PM
Added point about creating a connection for the student user schema.

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