Backup and restore georaster table and rdt table by image id

Hellow everyone,
I want to backup my georaster table and rdt table by the Specified image id and also can use these georater rows to restore? How can I do? the geraster table structure is as follows:
image_table
id NUMBER,
filename VARCHAR2(255),
raster SDO_GEORASTER
Best Regards,
Lin

ylin wrote:
Hellow everyone,
I want to backup my georaster table and rdt table by the Specified image id and also can use these georater rows to restore? How can I do? the geraster table structure is as follows:
image_table
id NUMBER,
filename VARCHAR2(255),
raster SDO_GEORASTER
Best Regards,
LinIf I understand you correctly, There is no specific issue if you want to export table with spatial data - It is the same as with normal tables.

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