Transportable tablespace feature

iam trying to use transportable tablespace feature on tablespace size 20gb on my prod.
so i thought i would try it on my dev serever first..i created the database on the dev server ..with a standard block size of 8k..
SQL> EXEC DBMS_TTS.TRANSPORT_SET_CHECK(ts_list => 'EXAMPLE', incl_constraints =>
true)
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> SELECT * FROM transport_set_violations;
VIOLATIONS
Index PM.ONLINEMEDIA_PK in tablespace INDEX_DATA enforces primary constriants o
f table PM.ONLINE_MEDIA in tablespace EXAMPLE
this is wat i got..so how do i resolve this..my require ment would be just to add the example TS..i want the constraints to be with it too...
secondly my standard block size is 16k where as in the production box the the actual tablespace size is 8k..
so wat should i do to successfuly make us of TTS feature
ur ideas would be definitely helpful..
Thanks
we r using oracle10gR2

agreed on moving the the index to the example tablespace..
well how about the block size....infact in the real senario iam trying to move the 8k tablespace size into 16k DEV env..
will it affect or not??
if it affects wat should i do in order to resolve??
Thanks

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[email protected]

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