Expdp all the tables execept 3 and filter for those 3 in one script
Hi ,
I want to take export as follows.
1) all tables except table a,b,c
2) Export of table a with filter condition specific to a
3) Export of table a with filter condition specific to b
4)Export of table a with filter condition specific to c
I have to do this in EXPDP Script.
Can we achieve this ??
Thanks,
Pramod.
Hi,
+1) all tables except table a,b,c+
+2) Export of table a with filter condition specific to a+
+3) Export of table a with filter condition specific to b+
+4)Export of table a with filter condition specific to c+
All above in one export command.
anyway
create one script like TABLENAME,TABLENAME, SO ON EXCEPT THREE TABLES
and just copy and paste the ouput after TABLES= parameter in export command
2. use QUERY paramter to specific filter or show us what is your condition.
above both example available in ASKTOM site.
Regards,
Taj
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here is the steps to move SCOTT's objects from their current tablespace to a NEW_TABLESPACE
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3) You would modify the user to not have unlimited tablespace (else the IMP will just
put the objects right back into the tablespace they came from) and then give them
unlimited quota's on the new tablespace you want the objects to go into and on their
temporary tablespace (for the sorts the index creates will do)
alter user SCOTT default tablespace NEW_TABLESPACE
revoke unlimited tablespace from SCOTT
alter user SCOTT quota unlimited on NEW_TABLESPACE
alter user SCOTT quota unlimited on SCOTTS_TEMPORARY_TABLESPACE
4) you will IMP the data back in for that user. IMP will rewrite the create statements
to use the users default tablespace when it discovers that it cannot create the objects
in their original tablespace. Please make sure to review the file imp.log after you do
this for any and all errors after you import.
imp userid=scott/tiger full=y ignore=y log=imp.log
5) you can optionally restore 'unlimited tablespace' to this user (or not). If you do
not, this user can only create objects in this new tablespace and temp (which in itself
is not a bad thing)...
Regards,
Mohd Mehraj Hussain
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Script for dropping all the tables
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Can somebody share with me a script that will delete all the tables in a schema?
Thanks.I think what Justin was getting at is this: we cannot drop tables that are referenced by foreign keys. So before we can drop all tables weed to drop all referencing constraints. Which makes this script even more dangerous - you may wish to abort if other schemas reference the "droppee".
Let's be careful out there!
Cheers, APC
declare
cursor fks is
select owner,table_name, constraint_name
from all_constraints
where r_owner='&&schema_to_delete'
and constraint_type = 'R';
cursor tables is
select owner,table_name
from all_tables
where owner='&&schema_to_delete';
begin
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loop
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loop
dbms_output.put_line( 'drop table '||c.owner||'.'||c.table_name);
execute immediate 'drop table '||c.owner||'.'||c.table_name;
end loop;
end;
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