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Restore Transport option – mix and match your schemas (Part 2)

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(Mark Gillis) So, the last blog (Restore Transport Part 1) got as far as restoring one Schema from our LOGBOOK source database (DB1) into our TARGET database (DB3).

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Restore Transport option – mix and match your schemas (Part 2)

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