hi!
easiest wasy migth be to just run an SQL script after the import.
You can do this in a batch script or cron process very easily.

i.e.
imp blah/blah@sever file=c:\mydump.dmp full=y
sqlplus blah/blah@server @c:\extrasql.sql

Otherwise why not make an updated export file that contains the changed columns and trigger code.



>I have built a table by doing a SQL-Select from two other tables. Once I have this table, I added columns for deletion status, user, update time stamp, and unique row id. Then I added code to add info to these new columns when a row is inserted/modified.
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>However, these 4 new columns are blank. How do I import the table and get those columns populated at the same time?
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>Thanks.