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 Oracle import error status check
 

Question:

How can you differentiate in Oracle 9i between import messages (IMP-nnnnn) that are warnings and the ones the are error messages? For example, in case of IMP-00015 the import will terminate successfully with warnings, but in case of IMP-00022 or IMP-00058 the import will terminate unsuccessfully. (IMP-00000 is also reported in this case)

Answer:

 When I check an import status in a batch shell scripts, I grep for the affirmative message "import completed without errors", using the import logfile, like this:

u01\app\oracle\logs grep -i \
 'import completed successfully" my_import_logfile.txt


 

     

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