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I'm trying to migrate a MySql database to Oracle. I followed all the guides from Oracle (the video one here and the textual one here) using SQL Developer.



I can go through the whole guide (after few tentatives) with no problem, resulting in the creation of the "Converted Object" (note: I don't have permission to create users).



I'm completely new to Oracle DBMS, and I don't understand what to do with the "Converted Object" generated in the migration repository.



How can I create the tables in the DB from the migration repository objects?



Any help is appreciated, thank you.










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  • at that point you should be able to generate a script that you can run in an existing oracle schema since you don't have the privs to create users in Oracle

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  • Thank you sir, based on your hint I found out what was happening. I updated the question.

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I'm trying to migrate a MySql database to Oracle. I followed all the guides from Oracle (the video one here and the textual one here) using SQL Developer.



I can go through the whole guide (after few tentatives) with no problem, resulting in the creation of the "Converted Object" (note: I don't have permission to create users).



I'm completely new to Oracle DBMS, and I don't understand what to do with the "Converted Object" generated in the migration repository.



How can I create the tables in the DB from the migration repository objects?



Any help is appreciated, thank you.










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  • at that point you should be able to generate a script that you can run in an existing oracle schema since you don't have the privs to create users in Oracle

    – thatjeffsmith
    Apr 4 '18 at 16:50











  • Thank you sir, based on your hint I found out what was happening. I updated the question.

    – Ghesio
    Apr 5 '18 at 8:11














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I'm trying to migrate a MySql database to Oracle. I followed all the guides from Oracle (the video one here and the textual one here) using SQL Developer.



I can go through the whole guide (after few tentatives) with no problem, resulting in the creation of the "Converted Object" (note: I don't have permission to create users).



I'm completely new to Oracle DBMS, and I don't understand what to do with the "Converted Object" generated in the migration repository.



How can I create the tables in the DB from the migration repository objects?



Any help is appreciated, thank you.










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I'm trying to migrate a MySql database to Oracle. I followed all the guides from Oracle (the video one here and the textual one here) using SQL Developer.



I can go through the whole guide (after few tentatives) with no problem, resulting in the creation of the "Converted Object" (note: I don't have permission to create users).



I'm completely new to Oracle DBMS, and I don't understand what to do with the "Converted Object" generated in the migration repository.



How can I create the tables in the DB from the migration repository objects?



Any help is appreciated, thank you.







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  • at that point you should be able to generate a script that you can run in an existing oracle schema since you don't have the privs to create users in Oracle

    – thatjeffsmith
    Apr 4 '18 at 16:50











  • Thank you sir, based on your hint I found out what was happening. I updated the question.

    – Ghesio
    Apr 5 '18 at 8:11



















  • at that point you should be able to generate a script that you can run in an existing oracle schema since you don't have the privs to create users in Oracle

    – thatjeffsmith
    Apr 4 '18 at 16:50











  • Thank you sir, based on your hint I found out what was happening. I updated the question.

    – Ghesio
    Apr 5 '18 at 8:11

















at that point you should be able to generate a script that you can run in an existing oracle schema since you don't have the privs to create users in Oracle

– thatjeffsmith
Apr 4 '18 at 16:50





at that point you should be able to generate a script that you can run in an existing oracle schema since you don't have the privs to create users in Oracle

– thatjeffsmith
Apr 4 '18 at 16:50













Thank you sir, based on your hint I found out what was happening. I updated the question.

– Ghesio
Apr 5 '18 at 8:11





Thank you sir, based on your hint I found out what was happening. I updated the question.

– Ghesio
Apr 5 '18 at 8:11










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After more reaserching and thank to @thatjeffsmith comment I found out the problem(s): the SQL script generated from Oracle SQL Developer is bugged: duplicated fields in creation of contrainsts, creation of non-existing indexes (also with duplicated fields) and a field with invalid name (a MySql columun start was renamed in start_, that is invalid).



It was hard to spot because of the wizard did not prompt any error and went smooth just like the video/tutorial.






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    After more reaserching and thank to @thatjeffsmith comment I found out the problem(s): the SQL script generated from Oracle SQL Developer is bugged: duplicated fields in creation of contrainsts, creation of non-existing indexes (also with duplicated fields) and a field with invalid name (a MySql columun start was renamed in start_, that is invalid).



    It was hard to spot because of the wizard did not prompt any error and went smooth just like the video/tutorial.






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      After more reaserching and thank to @thatjeffsmith comment I found out the problem(s): the SQL script generated from Oracle SQL Developer is bugged: duplicated fields in creation of contrainsts, creation of non-existing indexes (also with duplicated fields) and a field with invalid name (a MySql columun start was renamed in start_, that is invalid).



      It was hard to spot because of the wizard did not prompt any error and went smooth just like the video/tutorial.






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        After more reaserching and thank to @thatjeffsmith comment I found out the problem(s): the SQL script generated from Oracle SQL Developer is bugged: duplicated fields in creation of contrainsts, creation of non-existing indexes (also with duplicated fields) and a field with invalid name (a MySql columun start was renamed in start_, that is invalid).



        It was hard to spot because of the wizard did not prompt any error and went smooth just like the video/tutorial.






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        After more reaserching and thank to @thatjeffsmith comment I found out the problem(s): the SQL script generated from Oracle SQL Developer is bugged: duplicated fields in creation of contrainsts, creation of non-existing indexes (also with duplicated fields) and a field with invalid name (a MySql columun start was renamed in start_, that is invalid).



        It was hard to spot because of the wizard did not prompt any error and went smooth just like the video/tutorial.







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