Schema migration in oracle

Guys need help/suggestions.
I need to migrate the whole schema(from oracle) to another oracle database environment. The easiest way I would think of is execute the ddl scripts for the objects. But that way it is going to take too much time and also I have to take care of order of executing scripts for tables, mat views, constraints, triggers etc.
Will anybody provide me any link that will guide me through easy way to migrate my objects to the different database or if it is possible - please provide me with the stepwise information. I use SQL developer, don't know if this third party tool has any features to do migration thing.
Thank you so much,
Sam
Edited by: sam on Jun 18, 2012 11:46 AM

sam wrote:
Guys need help/suggestions.
I need to migrate the whole schema(from oracle) to another oracle database environment. The easiest way I would think of is execute the ddl scripts for the objects. But that way it is going to take too much time and also I have to take care of order of executing scripts for tables, mat views, constraints, triggers etc.
Will anybody provide me any link that will guide me through easy way to migrate my objects to the different database or if it is possible - please provide me with the stepwise information. I use SQL developer, don't know if this third party tool has any features to do migration thing.
I am hoping for the valuable suggestions from you guys as you always did it in past. save me.
Thank you so much,
SamYou need DDL or whole data? Well in both cases you can use DATAPUMP which is available from 10g onwards.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e22490/dp_overview.htm

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