Schema export to SQL

Hi@all,
we're running a RDS machine (thats the Amazon Web Services type of a database) with Oracle 11.2.0.2.5 on it. At Amazon Web Services machines we didn't have access to te file system of the database, so no remote connection is available.
Now i try to find a way and a tool with that I'm able to export a complete schema with it's objects and data sets to an SQL file. Did you guys know any tool for that?
I'm searching in SQL Developer but i didn't find the way...
Thanks and regards,
David

Hi,
there are probably other tools on the market that can do this - we use plsql developer and thats seems much like sqldeveloper and doesn;t do what you want.
Another alternative (if you have an oracle db locally at your site) is to use datapump using a network_link to create a local file on your machine from the remote machine - i blogged about that here:
http://dbaharrison.blogspot.de/2013/05/expdp-creating-file-on-my-local-machine.html
can you create a db link to AWS and do this?
Cheers,
Harry

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