Sqlplus copy command

Am trying to use copy command (copy data from table in old db to table in new db); am coming up with ERROR:
ORA--3929306: Message -3929306 not found; product=RDBMS; facility=ORA and I cannot find any information on this error. The search function in this forum wasn't working either...

can you tell the syntax you are using ?

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    mithun wrote:
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