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Clean up import errors generated when loading the data. The IMP command loads all the objects into the new database in a very specific order. This order does not match the order High Line uses to create a new database from scratch. This different load order attempts to create views and functions the reference functions that do not exist yet. To resolve these reference errors in the loaded objects, High Line has provided an SQL script that will recompile all the stored objects that are invalid. To run this script, you must load onto SQL Plus as P2K and issue the @DB_RECOMPILE command.
Clean up import errors generated when loading the data. The IMP command loads all the objects into the new database in a very specific order. This order does not match the order High Line uses to create a new database from scratch. This different load order attempts to create views and functions the reference functions that do not exist yet. To resolve these reference errors in the loaded objects, High Line has provided an SQL script that will recompile all the stored objects that are invalid. To run this script, you must load onto SQL Plus as P2K and issue the {{@DB_RECOMPILE}} command.