You
will most likely bump into this error when you take load an oracle database
taken from a higher version of Oracle (Such as 11g) into a database running a
lower version.
To
overcome ORA-39142 incompatible version number 3.1 in dump file: you will need
to specify the oracle version the destination Database server is running. Not
specifying this will mean the dump assumes same version as the parent database.
In
the dump script, add the extra parameter indicating the destination oracle
version: VERSION=10.2.0.1.0
In
my case, I was downgrading from 11g to 10g.
Below
are basic steps of Database Importation/Exportation, in case you are a
beginner:
#1. Create
export directory if you have none:
su oracle
cd /
cd /backup1/arch
mkdir arch
chmod -R 777 arch/
#2. Create
directory at the database level:
sqlplus / as sysdba
SQL>grant create any directory
to sys ;
SQL>create or replace directory
audit_arch as '/backup1/arch';
#3. Export the DB using the parameters
specified above (among others) - Remember to include version if the destination
is different:
ORA-39142:
incompatible version number 3.1 in dump file
"H:\audit_dmp\audit_log_arch.dmp"
expdp sys/******
tables=audarch.DBA_FGA_AUDIT_TRAIL_ARCH directory=audit_arch
dumpfile=audit_log_arch.dmp logfile=audit_log_arch.log VERSION=10.2.0.1.0
#4. Copy Dump to Old Server:
#5. Create dump directory on dest. DB for
new dump
Create or Replace directory audit_arch
as 'H:\audit_dmp';
#6. Import Dump into new database:
impdp sys/****** DIRECTORY=audit_arch
DUMPFILE=audit_log_arch.dmp Logfile = imp_audit_log_arch.log
You
can read more about Data Pump Export here: http://www.toadworld.com/platforms/oracle/w/wiki/994.oracle-data-pump-export.aspx
Dan A.
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