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Exporting data using exp and EXPDP1.exp Export Data CommandExp gd_base/@192.168. 13.211 file=d:\export\gd_base.dmp log=d:\export\gd_base.log full=y2.EXPDP Exporting data(1) CMD window to connect to database, go to Sqlplus pageSqlplus Sys/[email protected]192.168. 13.211/oanet as Sysdba(2) Create a directory object (created with Administrator account login)' D:\FZB ';Once created, Exit Sqlplus.(3) Create the appropriate directory on the operating system , such as creating a folder in the D drive

path:E:\app\Administrator\admin\orcl\dpdump2. Create userCreate user testdb65 identified by "testdb65" default tablespace users TemporaryTablespace temp;User authorizationGrant CONNECT,DBA to testdb65;3. CREATE TABLE SpaceCREATE tablespace nnc_data01 datafile ' D:\tablespace\nnc_data01.dbf ' SIZE 500MAutoextend on NEXT 50M EXTENT MANAGEMENT LOCAL UNIFORM SIZE 256K;CREATE tablespace nnc_index01 datafile ' D:\tablespace\nnc_index01.dbf ' SIZE 100MAutoextend onNEXT 50M EXTENT MANAGEMENT LOCAL UNIF

Before importing and exporting data, it is customary to check to see if our own machine can connect to a remote Oracle host, and the detection method is tnsping service_name. My machine is as follows:c:\users\zx>tnsping ORCLHost: lenovo-pc, service name: ORCLThe above operation is ping yourself, below we ping the remote host. How to use: Tnsping Ip/service_name, as follows:10.120. 56.203/ORCLHost and service names are marked by a red boxImporting data remotelySyntax format: Imp username/[email p

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Create a new ADP_13 password: ADP_13Use system to log on to PLSQL (password: system)In the selection box, select users and press enter to find the user directory. Right-click drop to delete the original user, and right-click new User. The user name

Check the export/import tool and database versionOn Souce DatabaseRun the lower version catexp. SQL script before exporting.Use an earlier version of export to export data from the source databaseImport data of the target database using an earlier

(1) Determine whether the Oracle connection is correct 1. Install a client on the local machine and use. net manager to configure the listener. 2. Use plsql to log in with the user name and password (use the normal user role to import and export

Oracel Import Database steps 1, the establishment of the table space 2, build users 4, Import --Building table space Ts_qdpt_mh_data Create tablespace ts_qdpt_mh_data datafile ' D:\ORACLE\PRODUCT\10.2.0\ORADATA\db\TS_QDPT_MH_DATA.dbf ' size 10240

First, on the 11g server, use the EXPDP command to back up the data 11g Export statement: EXPDP userid= ' facial/facial@orcl as Sysdba ' schemas=facial directory=data_pump_dir dumpfile=aa.dmp logfile= Aa.log version=10.2.0.1.0 Where my username

Please goHttp://www.docin.com/p-798928504.htmlDownload. Exp TemplateUserid = "/as sysdba"File = (Uploads, expires, exp08.dmp, expires, exp10.dmp, exp11.dmp, exp12.dmp, exp13.dmp, exp14.dmp, exp15.

, permissions, and so on when exporting/importing.Note: You can back up the entire database with a logical backup, or just back up some of the important data. Because it is a logical backup, it can only be used for logical recovery data, once the database is physically corrupted, causing the failure to start, the data of the logical backup does not help to recover the database.1. Examples of use of Export/import: (The following operations are(1). Import one user's object into another user mode:E

Export Linux-t9ub :~ # Su-OracleLoracle @ linux-t9ub: ~> LsDesktop events ents afiedt. Buf DMP expdat. dmp gxda-906261212.dmp log Oracle sh SoftwareOracle @ linux-t9ub: ~> CD dmpOracle @ linux-t9ub :~ /DMP> lsGx090624.dmp gx0906260900.