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Oct 5, 2012

I'm a SQL DBA, so pretty new to Oracle.

I'm trying to restore a database using impdp (it was created using expdp).

Here's my impdp statement:

CODEimpdp system/oracle full=y directory=ATA_PUMP_IR dumpfile=IRISexp%U.dmp remap_datafile=/'+PDATA/iris/datafile/undotbs2.302.699230857/':\'D:\NickL\App\oradata\DT_IRIS_EXPORT_2012\DATAFILE\undotbs2.302.699230857'/

This is the error I get:

CODEORA-39083: Object type TABLESPACE failed to create with error:

ORA-01276: Cannot add file +PATA/iris/datafile/undotbs2.302.6992308597. File has an Oracle Managed Files files name.

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